Georg Molitoris

rayel-	When and where were you born?
rayel-	1965 in El Paso, Texas.
rayel-	Are you a cowboy?
rayel-	No, I’m an Indian.
rayel-	Do you do drugs?
rayel-	Not anymore.
rayel-	Did you go to art school?
rayel-	Does it look like it?
rayel-	Who are some of your favorite artists?
rayel-	Basquiat, Tapies, Dieter Roth. And Tracey Emin, because she doesn’t give a fuck about what people think about her and she tells the truth. She has courage. I can really relate to her. I was abused, spent years in hospitals for drug and alcohol addiction, had depression, attention deficit syndrome and am generally a little crazy. That is part of what makes me who I am and definitely an element of my expression as an artist. Dirty shit, but I don’t need to hide anything.
rayel-	How would you describe your art?
rayel-	I think it falls into the category of “a four-year old could do that.” Certainly nothing monumental or new. It is like vomiting, only in a good way.
rayel-	One last question. Don’t you think it is a bit weird to interview yourself?
rayel-	Yeah. But nobody else asked me.

I am not interested in making beautiful or technically developed paintings. I want to summon the ghosts inside of me.

The one in question is all fully biodegradable material and categorized as “rayel”. rayel hates me. I like rayel. - Peter Gabriel 1974

Don’t look at me. I’m not your kind. I’m rayel. (from The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway)

*rayel was spelled R-A-E-L

2010	“r9” (paintings), Sautter + Lackmann, Hamburg, Germany, January 2010

Books	Unique, handmade art books available at Sautter + Lackmann
Video	rayel- Not Heavy 2009

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