Both Günter Tembrock and Andy Warhol worked hard, but without progress. The recordings they left us evoke an impression that time stands still; that the future overlaps with the present. Typical of the genre of Queer futurism, they break the promise of the succeeding moment as a form of transformation and relief. Time piles up; it does not simply disappear.

Tembrock Günter was a pioneer in the field of Bio acoustics. With his fox-protocols, Günter introduced the aspect of passing time into the laboratory space – but since he archived them, all this time exists simultaneously. “What I liked,” said Andy Warhol, “was chunks of time altogether”. After Tembrock’s death, the Archive keeps growing, but there is no direction. There is no end.