Jürgen Trautwein is an experimental artist working in a variety of forms, including new media and hypertext works, temporary interferences, installations and classical forms such as painting, drawing and photography. jtwine has been creating web works since 1996 with a strong focus on repetitious sound-image-motion-interactions. jtwine.com functions like an archive of fictional and real incidents where personal experience merges with visual research and documentary. jtwine is combining high and low tech, reflecting on the heterogeneous and pluralistic character of our visual culture and the web. his work has been shown widely in museums, non profit art spaces, festivals and galleries around the world. Selected most recent exhibitions: 2013 - Topography, Gallery 60six, San Francisco - USB shuffle show, Institute fuer Alles Moegliche, Berlin - 2012 - Web Biennial 2012, Istanbul Contemporary Art Museum, Istanbul, Turkey - Convergence/Divergence, Los Medanos College Gallery, Pittsburg, Ca - File Festival 2012, SESI Cultural Centre, Sao Paulo, Brazil - European Media Arts Festival, Osnabrueck, Germany - Re: Referendum, curated by Natasha/ Boris Kadin, New media gallery, Split, Croatia - 25th Stuttgarter Filmwinter, Stuttgart, Germany - Conflux, Pearl Conard Gallery, Mansfield , Ohio --- 2011 - Du soleil en hiver, Hans Benda gallery, Verviers, Belgium - Sitting quietly doing nothing, Indian Valley outpost-outhouse exhibitions, Indian Valley California - File 2011, SESI Cultural Centre, Sao Paulo, Brazil - Synthetic Zero, Bronx Art Space, NY - Regeneration.011, politics and poetry in net-art, curated by Marcus Graf, Plato Sanat, Istanbul --- 2010 - WB 10, Web Biennial, museum for contemporary art, Istanbul - Festival of digital culture, Espacio Enter, Tenerife, Canary Islands - No Food No Drink No Sticky Lollies, curated by F. Leuthäußer, Stattbad, Berlin - FAD Festival Arte Digital, Belo Horizonte, Brazil - Climate Gallery (Sonik1), Long Island City, New York - Java museum (net art features), Cologne --- 2009 - HTTP Gallery (DIWO at the dark mountain), London - Emily Harvey Foundation Gallery (A book about death), New York --- 2008 - Live worms Gallery, (a striking twelve), San Francisco - Sight Sound Interaction, MICA, Rosenberg gallery, Baltimore.