TWINS

[Klaus Hoefs]

Meanwhile,
after having some exhibitions recently, I did some drawings. Here they are:

Digital drawings named TWINS

[Paul Fierlinger]

Are you planning to set them into motion?

[Klaus Hoefs]

Well, do you think it makes sense ?

I think the goal of this digital drawings are the similarities and the non-similarities of the almost identical bodies. I think the viewer is comparing each of the twins with his/her eyes going from here to there on each sheet.
In parts I tried to visualize it with some small lines presenting also their ties.

If I think of animation for the Twins, I mostly think of animating these lines, which indeed could be interesting.

[Paul Fierlinger]

I think it would be interesting if at times you made them carbon copies and then drifted into drawing each one as an original but as close to each other as possible, yet they can never be accurate and then you would find other twists of "different but the same" until one turns out to be a mechanical toy and drops dead, spilling his electronic guts, so the other one strips off his costume, showing he's a girl inside, opens a door and walks out a closet. She finds a girl just like herself and they do everything the same way as the two boys had, but suddenly the one who used to be a boy and now is a girl, collapses and out spill her electronic guts... Then the girl that's left grows up and becomes Mitt Romney.