DIGITAL TAXIDERMY & KEEPING IT RAW

These two paintings by G M D THREE, consisting each of four elements, have a combined length of 16.8 meters. They were painted in a performance style on camera in less than six hours. Ironically, building the 8 wooden surface areas took three days.

The paintings are mixed media, combining digital printouts, acrylic and spray paint. Labeled DIGITAL TAXIDERMY & KEEPING IT RAW, they represent the two opposites between rational pragmatism and emotional impulsiveness. 

Set of paintings for Bermuda Club, Schaffhausen

Mixed media art project for Bermuda restaurant and night club, Schaffhausen, Switzerland, 2025. 

 

51 SHADES OF BLUE

Photo projects, a series of blue textures resembling topographic aerial maps.

STUDIO PAINT SESSION FROM OCTOBER 3, 2013

PAINT SESSION / G M D THREE & THE GIRL SCOUTS / JUNE 11, 2013

PAPER CUTS AND SMOKING SPRAY PAINT BUTTS, MARKER DRIPS AND BLISTERED LIPS.

Side effects of studio write out from March 28, 2011.

Thanx to CAS and Eli for coming out and to my man Zack for taking over the wheels and bringing on the noise.

SKINNY CAPS AND CANVAS DRIPS, BRAIN DISTORTION AND SPLINTER HITS.

Back to basics. Rocking some canvases with my man Eli last night.

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Painting, 2007 Chinatown NYC studio.

Taking a break from pixel pushing, and trashing the place for a day. Posing with Kazuhiro Yamamoto, NYC in the place to be.

ACTION PAINTING and TURNTABLE PERFORMANCE from 1992 EXHIBIT

Some very rare footage shot during a two-day studio exhibit in Schaffhausen, Switzerland.
Although it's almost painful to watch the footage from an era when VHS was a prime format, it might be of interest if you attended the exhibit back then.

The action painting on opening night was commented with rhymes by GEN U ONE, these days also known as GEN ATEM.

Props for taping the fumes and noise goes to Tsering B.

On the second and closing night there was a turnables performance, driven by furious anger manifested in noise and beats.

Art work from 1994 and 1995 in Switzerland.

Altar style, video installation at studio exhibition in Schaffhausen Switzerland 1995.

Five part spray painting on canvas, Schaffhausen Switzerland 1995.

Clear resin sculpture on wooden dollar sign, Schaffhausen Switzerland 1994.

All photographs taken by Bernhard Häberli.

Freestyle painting, 2005 Chinatown NYC, rooftop.