Auguste Deter's curves, 2012
Digital print on pvc banner with eyelets (200 x 120 cm)
The photomontage on the left, is composed of two images taken from the Internet: a portrait photo of Auguste Deter, the first person to be diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 1906, and a photo of a laptop computer. The two curves on the right, suggest a direct correlation between the global increase of Alzheimer’s patients and the exponential growth of computer memory (loosely based on Moore's law).