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- Crystal Clear Propaganda - The Transparent Method
- I Love to Banana You !
- Exitus: Deepwater Horizon
- Rat Race
- Warensendung
- No rat - no Banksy!
- Crystal Clear Propaganda - The Transparent Method
- Alles Atze?
- BP: Master of Desaster
- Two Rats
- Mäuse/Ratten auf After Eight
- Mail Art History - 2009
- Fruit of Thy Womb
- A.M. Shuffle
- Clifford's proud - Cliffords Stolz
- Mail Art History - 2008
- Building Memory
- Agents Provocateurs
- Umschlag #1204
- Kunst Karrée, Booklet
- Mail Art News From Nowhere
- ja! - EXTRA
- Banksy, Schimanski, Siouxsie and the Banshees
- Another Bansky
- It's a Bansky
- Für Bruno
- Mail Art History - 2009
- Daheim an der Donau
- This is Mail Art
- Add (a rat) and pass on...
- Re: Add a Rat
- Add a Rat
- Ohne Titel
- Streetart
- ja! - all tomorrow's parties
- 22. April, Earth Day - Who says you can't change ...
- Museum für den letzten Baum
- Cremona
- All Tomorrow's Parties
- Add and pass on...
- Arbeit 2.0
- No Commercial Potential
- Something Special
- Saat für eine grünere Zukunft
- Fashion - No Fashion
- Any Penny - Mail Art Project
- Krieg ohne Gesicht - War without Face
- Gesicht des Krieges - Face of War
- Living with War
- Bundeswehrsoldaten
- Schwarzwaldkirsch
- Nr. 1183 retour
- Hölzerner Namenszug
- Frühling in der Luft.
- Fliegen
- Saufen...
- Banana Man
- Performance - Phoenixhalle, Dortmund
- Starke Orte - Phoenixhalle, Dortmund
- Lace effect, fashion, design
- Szimpla Dupla - Künstlerhaus Dortmund
- No Commercial Potential
- 0019
- Lick Me
- Nachtrag: Ostern
- BaldWald
- Osterblumen - Daffodils
- "Kommissbrot" - The First Volkswagen
- FLUX - US
- Happy Easter
- Easter 2010 - Selfportrait
- Frohe Ostern - Vrolijk Pasen
- Oster- und Frühlingsgrüße
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- Banana Man
- Dortmund (Nord), Ruhrgebiet, Germany
- g.g.v. - ganz gewöhnlich verrückt
Two cards at one day - Thank you very much.
AntwortenLöschen«Two cards at one day - Thank you very much.»
AntwortenLöschenThe Eyjafjallajokull effect? (I think)