As an artist, performer, and pioneer of turntablism, the Swiss-American

Christian Marclay (*1955) has been famous for his complex oeuvre for

more than thirty years. Since then he has translated sounds and music

into visible forms in his performances, installations, collages, sculptures,

and photographs, revealing sensory experiences that his viewers had

never dared to experience. Comic books and mangas are the source

material for Marclay's most recent works, whose listening experience

yet again opens up new dimensions. This extensive monograph not only

does justice to the entire spectrum of the artist's multimedia and synaesthetic

oeuvre, it also brings previously little known works home to

our eyes and ears.