Lists of fragmental details such as addresses and organizations which were sampled from the "Who's Who in Central & East Europe 1933" database have been printed on large endless text scrolls using an architectural plotter. These scrolls represent both an archaic form of writing, seemingly without a beginning and an end, as well as a sacred object with biblical overtones.
The Scrolls were first presented within an installation at the Ozwei Gallery in Berlin in 1993.