The Public Space, it`s surfaces at buildings and their walls, provide a anthropogenic natural ground for artistic expressions, human communicative necessities and urgent calls, like an giant canvas, an overdimensional wall news-sheet. Mostly inmediately removed, modern cultures have detected the advantage to surrender certain spaces to public space artists for those process reasons, where during time more complex histories can accumulate and can be observed, read and analized by a greater public. An impressioning example for the long-term accumulation of public art is the Frankfurt Main Historic Museum (HM) in the heart of the cities governmental district, the Roemerberg. The presented photo-series dates from the month of June and August 2011.
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