This page gives some background information about the film
'Maasbharan - The Spiral', a video documentary by W.K.M. Holderstock, September 2008.
In conversation with residing installation, performance and object artist Stefan Laug in Stuttgart, Germany.
By Andrea Bistrich, journalist.
An Exhibition of Land Art and Installation by Stefan Laug and Installation "The Gathering" by Lynn Brunet.
University of Newcastle School of Fine Art Gallery, NSW, Australia. Wednesday 10th September - Sunday 28th September 2003.
During my stay at the school of Reru, Zanskar, North of India, in the Himalayas 2002, we became part of the creation of the Avalokiteshvara Sand Mandala, performed by Buddhist monks from Dharamsala. This was the first time it had been performed in this part of India.
The day the mandala was finished, I performed
'The 108 Defilements' on the plain next to Reru school. This performance probably presents the first complete list ever made on the 108 defilements, mentioned in Buddhist teachings. However, up to this time, they had not fully been revealed.
A few days later I performed
'The Global Prayer' in front of Mount Gumburanjon.
Speech on the occasion of the exhibition of works by Stefan Laug in the Staatlichen Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart (National Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart, Germany) November 4th, 1991.
Professor Sotirios Michou, National Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart, Germany.
Shisenkan Yakusugi-Museum, Yakushima, Japan, March 21st - April 4th, 1993.
Professor Martin Radt, National Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart, Germany.
I have built a traditional japanese string instrument: a Satsuma Biwa and this is the story how it was stolen from me by:
Jhon Victor Miura Hardy.