The individual parliaments will be represented by circular plates, and their location on the wall will make the outlines of the Federal Republic of Germany visible in the image as a whole. The differences in size of the respective Länder are taken into account by the varying diameters of the plates (from approx. 50 to approx. 100 cm). The image carriers are mounted on cylinders of different heights, which allows the overall arrangement to form an image relief.
On this abstract map of Germany, each individual Bundesland is symbolised by an “ornamental flower”, which is created by three superimposed levels. The starting point of the motifs for the lowest and middle levels are parts of the respective Bundesland’s coat of arms, which are transformed into an ornament reminiscent of petals by two different, kaleidoscopic alienation processes. The third level will also be enhanced by an abstract ornament, i.e. a plan of the seating architecture of the respective Bundesland or citizen parliament – its schematic representation evoking lettering. In this way, floral, abstract and richly embellished ornaments are created, which make use of a widespread, folkloristic art language of Pakistan and also allude symbolically to the democratic constitution of the Federal Republic and its Länder.

In and of itself, the threefold structure references the prevailing separation of powers in Germany’s political system.