In the artist's words:

The works of Cuts and Pieces are located at the intersection between pop and street.

The Cologne-based artist often uses the technical means of street art, such as spray paint and stencils, to visualize pop cultural aesthetics.

In turn, pop-cultural content from film, advertising and comics is the essential basis for his transformations and recontextualizations of this content into often collaged artworks in the spirit of street art.

In doing so, he pays attention to references to the pop-cultural past in his works, as well as the processing of current trends and events.

The deliberate, also digitally processed clash of content and themes from different pop culture eras of the last sixty to seventy years often results in new, refreshing contexts of meaning, which almost without exception reveal an intrinsic humor, which in turn shows a playful joy in the absurd juggling with developments in society and our present.