Everyday on the news we are watching pictures of war and destruction and the expenditure on armaments is setting new records year after year. Well, let‘s take a look at the other side of the subject – behind the curtains of global defence business. Nothing Personal shows the back office of war, which is the complete opposite of a battlefield: A oversized playground for adults with vine, fingerfood and shiny weapons. Dead bodies here are mannequins or pixels on screens of a huge number of simulators. Bazookas and machine guns are plugged into flatscreens and war action is staged in an artifical environment infront of a tribune full of high ranked guests, ministers, heads of states, generals and traders. I deliberately don't show you the faces of the participants. It is not my intention to fix everything upon a certain person. I just want to give an insight at this exclusive happening. The pictures have been taken at 14 defence fairs on 5 continents.

Also known as turbo cows, german diary breeds like german cars are very popular all over the world because of their performance and reliability. Thanks to computer technologies in the last decades german scientists got millions of breeding values together and a knowledge about the genomic code, which allows them to create and design the "Übercow" with up to four times higher milk output and will even let the horns soon disappear. Evolutionary horns mean for a cow protection and autonomy. They are even important for the milk performance and overall condition of the animal. For the life in a huge fully automated farms with hundreds of cows, horns are too dangerous. So is it the role of a milk machine, which remains for the cow itself as a living being in this technological, financial and perfectional race with hardly any limitations? 2014-2017, Germany.