| CATALOGUE OF WORKS
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2010 |
0151 — GALILEO’S MISSING ARGUMENT |
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June 14, 1633, 00:48 UTC (Taurus-Littrow) June 14, 1633, 04:54 UTC (Taurus-Littrow) June 14, 1633, 01:58 UTC (Taurus-Littrow) June 13, 1633, 02:07 UTC (Taurus-Littrow) June 15, 1633, 04:35 UTC (Mons Hadley Delta) 
5 lightboxes, C-print on Duraclear on acrylic glass, LED, aluminum, Dibond, 1186 × 1186 × 44 mm each, Edition of 5 Pope Benedict XVI receives the pallium for the rehabilitation ceremony of Galileo Galilei — The Earth's path as seen from the Moon 1533–1633 
C-print, framed, 890 × 695 mm, Edition of 7 Intaglio print on paper, framed, 890 × 695 mm, Edition of 7 — |
2010 |
| 0174 — THE EARTH TURNS WITHOUT ME |
The Earth turns without me
Videostill, C-print, framed, 1210 × 720 mm, Edition of 7 The standstill point (4 minute exposure not turning with the Earth) 
Pinhole camera photograph / Manual print made from 13 x 18 sheet film, framed, 1530 × 1120 mm each, Edition of 5 While the Earth turns without me #1: view towards the south-east While the Earth turns without me #2: the pinhole While the Earth turns without me #3: Lake Zurich Portrait of the artist not turning with the Earth 
4 C-prints, framed, 1080 × 720 mm each, Edition of 5 Mission Patch 
Embroidered patch, C-print, Ø 90 mm, 100 × 100 mm, Edition of 50 Photo: Jules Spinatsch The pinhole plane 
Tiger F-5F fitted with cockpit pinhole camera: Inkjet, laminated, framed, 2150 × 1440 mm, Edition of 5 Documentary: The Earth turns without me 
Digital HD video, AAC, H264, 1280 × 720 px, 08:00 Supplementary #1: The Earth turns Supplementary #2: The camera does not 
2 C-prints in Diasec, 700 × 700 mm, Edition of 5 Exhibition view, artist’s studio, 2010 
Video projection, 1980 × 1080 px, loop 04:12, dimensions variable — |
2010 |
| 0179 — EARTH EXTREMES MONOGRAPHY |
Christian Waldvogel: Earth Extremes
Edited by Jacqueline Burckhardt, Christian Waldvogel and Jonas Voegeli, with an essay by Jörg Heiser Book, 496 pages, 217 × 320 × 40 mm, Edition of 1000, " ISBN 978-3858813053 Awarded Bronze Medal in international competition «Best designed books from all over the World» Decorated «Best designed Swiss books of the year 2010» (cat.) — |
2009 |
| 0172 — ANTICHTHON |
More Sights From An Imaginary Planet
C-print on aluminum, framed, 1650 × 810 mm, Edition of 5 Maybe the Non-Existence of Antichthon may be disproved 
Handbound book, 56 laser prints, hardcover with impression, 176 × 246 × 7 mm, Edition of 10 The Proxy Body: Phobos 
C-print on aluminum, framed, 810 × 810 mm, Edition of 5 Proxy for Antichthon No. 1_1645: Mount Etna, Sicily — Proxy for Antichthon No. 2_0695: Furka Pass, Switzerland — Proxy for Antichthon No. 3_1668: Mount Etna, Sicily 
3 C-prints in Diasec, 720 × 480 mm each, Edition of 7 Proxy for Antichthon No. 4_0621: Furka Pass, Switzerland — Proxy for Antichthon No. 5_1643: Mount Etna, Sicily — Proxy for Antichthon No. 6_1677: Mount Etna, Sicily 
3 C-prints in Diasec, 720 × 480 mm each, Edition of 7 Proxy for Antichthon No. 8_1630: Mount Etna, Sicily — Proxy for Antichthon No. 23_1686: Mount Etna, Sicily — Proxy for Antichthon No. 24_1631: Mount Etna, Sicily 
3 C-prints in Diasec, 720 × 480 mm each, Edition of 7 Exhibition view Canton Zürich Art Award, F+F Zürich, 2009 
«More Sights From An Imaginary Planet», «Maybe the Non-Existence of Antichthon may be disproved», on cantilevered panel, gloves, dimensions variable — |
2004– |
| 2009 |
| 0092 — GLOBUS CASSUS |
Monography: Globus Cassus
Lars Müller Publishers, Baden, published by the Swiss Federal Office of Culture, Dr. Urs Staub, with texts by Christian Waldvogel, Boris Groys, Claude Liechtenstein, and Michael Stauffer, 182 pages, 160 × 214 × 13mm, Edition of 2500. Designed by the Remingtons Jonas Voegeli & Ludovic Balland and, Christian Waldvogel. Architect’s Drawing No. 0092-02.100: Side and top views 1:333 Million — Architect’s Drawing No. 0092-02.200: Unfolded projection and details, 1:333 Million — Architect’s Drawing No. 0092-02.300: Skeleton wireframe detail 1:200 Million Architect’s Drawing No. 0092-02.400: Constructive parts catalogue 
4 Inkjet prints, folded, 1200 × 840 mm each, Edition of 10 The voyage to Globus Cassus No. 1: The Omnitemporal City — The voyage to Globus Cassus No. 2: The Moluccas Cable — The voyage to Globus Cassus No. 3: Orbit Construction Site 
3 C-prints in Diasec, 1320 × 785 mm each, Edition of 5 Courtesy Swiss Federal art collection The voyage to Globus Cassus No. 4: After the Great Rains — The voyage to Globus Cassus No. 5: The Progressive Equator — The voyage to Globus Cassus No. 6: The Geomorphic City 
3 C-prints in Diasec, 1320 × 785 mm each, Edition of 5 Courtesy Swiss Federal art collection The voyage to Globus Cassus No. 7: Living on the sunny side of the Sun — The voyage to Globus Cassus No. 8: Far away does not exist anymore 
2 C-prints in Diasec, 1320 × 785 mm each, Edition of 5 Courtesy Swiss Federal art collection Globus Cassus Orthogonal Drawings, 1:200 Million Globus Cassus top and side views Unfolded projection — Globus Cassus Size Comparison Earth, 1:200 Million Globus Cassus, 1:200 Million 
4 Inkjet prints in Diasec, 1090 × 1500, 1380 × 1500 mm, Edition of 5 Installation view Musée d’Art Moderne de Saint-Etienne Métropole, 2010 Globus Cassus Model 1:200 Million 
Stereolithography, Acrylic Glass, bent, milled and covered with imprinted membrane, wire, glass, wood, 2100 × 2100 × 2020mm, Single Copy Antipode 
Digital video, Linear PCM, H.264, 853 × 480 px, 05:26 min Text: Christian Waldvogel & Michael Stauffer Voice: Phil Hayes Recording & Mastering: Ramon Orza & Simon Grab — |
2006– |
| 2008 |
| 0134 — SPACE FROM SPACE |
Dear Jim Voss, how does Space look from Space?
Inkjet with silk screen printed stars, astronaut’s caption, framed 1200 × 895 mm, Single copy, Courtesy Collection Kunstmuseum Bern As if the Stars were countless 
Lightbox, lithographic film on acrylic glass, LED, aluminum, Aludibond, brightness controller, ambient light from concept panel, 1150 × 1112 × 38 mm, Edition of 3, Courtesy private collection Zürich Concept panel 
C-Prints, video 5:00', red LED, aluminum, 1150 × 28 × 38 mm, Edition of 3, Courtesy private collection Zürich The actual view of Space from Space from Earth, unfortunately 
C-print in Diasec, 700 × 700 mm, Edition of 7 — |
2007 |
| 0146 — 433 EROS |
Approach to 433 Eros, #1-7
7 C-prints in Diasec, 377 × 280 mm each, Edition of 5 Orthogonal projection of asteroid 433 Eros onto Canton Zurich, Switzerland — 1:500 scale model of asteroid 433 Eros in the park of Museum of Design Zurich 
2 Inkjet prints, framed, 955 × 1310 mm each, Edition of 3 Shooting Eros 
C-print in Diasec, 563 × 316 mm, Edition of 7 Photo: Tobias Madörin Documentation of the shooting of Eros 
Digital video, AAC, H.264, 640 × 360 px, 00:36 min, Camera: Tobias Madörin Installation view Museum of Design Zürich, 2007 
Two drawings, vitrine with shotgun & pepper, styrofoam object, dimensions variable — |
2006 |
| 0121 — WEST POLE |
Between the setting and the rising Sun
C-print in Diasec, 700 × 700 mm, Edition of 5 N 22°17’ E 114°10’, 05.01.2005, 00:31 UTC+8: The sometimes easternmost point on Earth — N 22°17’ E 114°10’, 05.01.2005, 00:31 UTC+8: At and during the West Pole 
2 C-prints on aluminum, 178 × 131 mm each, Edition of 5, Courtesy private collection, Hong Kong Looking towards the West Pole from the East. Temporal Proxy: Hong Kong», 
Inkjet in Diasec with two color silk screen print, 577 × 779 mm, Edition of 5, Courtesy private collection, Hong Kong — |
2005 |
| 0120 — TOP OF THE WORLD |
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N65°53.171’ E019°28.088’ 31.12.2004 11:17 UTC+1: 01:27:30 and 101.2 km before and to the Top of the World — N65°53.171’ E019°28.088’, 31.12.2004 12:06 UTC+1: 00:38:00 and 42.60 km before and to the Top of the World — N66°22.124’ E019° 44.334’, 31.12.2004 12:22 UTC+1: 00:22:30 and 23.05 km before and to the Top of the World 
 3 C-prints on aluminum, 620 × 455 mm each, Edition of 5 Looking down onto the Top of the World. Geographical proxy: Novji Urengoy 
Inkjet in Diasec with two color silk screen print, 577 × 779 mm, Edition of 5 N66°33’ E019°46’ 31.12.2004 12:44:30 UTC+1: The daily uppermost point on the Earth — N66°33’ E019°46’ 31.12.2004 12:44:30 UTC+1: At and during the Top of the World 
 C-print on aluminum, 178 × 131 mm, Edition of 5, Courtesy private collection, Switzerland — |
2005 |
| 0113 — SEVEN YEARS FROM HERE |
Seven Years From Here
Inkjet in Diasec with silkscreen print, metal lining, 1289 × 657 mm, Edition of 7, Courtesy private collection, Zurich Installation view Museum of Fine Art, Berne, 2006 
Panel on black wall, Letraset, installation lit by repeatedly fading, battery-powered emergency lamp, dimensions variable The London Times, January 25th, 2005, p32 
Newspaper clipping, framed, 437 × 533 mm, Edition of 7 |