The films, paintings, and photographs of Jordan Wolfson (b. New York 1980; lives and works in New York and Berlin) combine the strategies of conceptual art with personal experiences and emotions and the poetry of possibilities. The artist plays with the idea of repetition, generating animated cartoons on his computer he later transfers to 16 mm film. Central to his work is anexploration of our cultural unconscious and consumer culture. With an essay by Moritz Wesseler, curator, and a conversation between Jordan Wolfson and Stefan Kalmar, director, Artists Space, New York.