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Videos by harald koeck
Ich darf sie nun einladen in die Räumlichkeiten des Jakob Erdheim Institutes zu kommen und hier A... more Ich darf sie nun einladen in die Räumlichkeiten des Jakob Erdheim Institutes zu kommen und hier Ausschnitte der täglichen Routinearbeit des Pathologen zu sehen.
May I now invite you to visit the premises of the Jakob Erdheim Institute and get a few insights into the daily routine work of a pathologist.
Zapraszam Państwa teraz do odwiedzenia siedziby Instytutu Jakoba Erdheima i zapoznania się z codzienną pracą patologa.
Univ. Prof. Dr. med. Walter Ulrich (Vorstand, Dean; Dziekan)
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Betrachtung der Zerfallszustände anhand der Decalcomanie Abdrucke von Toten auf Leichentücher we... more Betrachtung der Zerfallszustände anhand der Decalcomanie
Abdrucke von Toten auf Leichentücher werden im Atelier rekonstruiert. An anatomischen
Skelettenmodellen in Folie gehüllt, werden mittels verschiedenen Materialen, Erdfarben, etc.
.
Consideration of decay states by means of decalcomanie
Prints of the dead on shrouds are reconstructed in the studio. Wrapped in foil on anatomical
skeleton models, the last traces, structures and signs of existence are made visible by means of
different materials, earth colours, etc.
Rozważania o stanach rozkładu za pomocą dekalkomanii
Odciski zmarłych na całunach są rekonstruowane w pracowni. Zawinięte w folię na
anatomicznych modelach szkieletów ostatnie ślady, struktury i znaki istnienia zostają
uwidocznione za pomocą różnych materiałów, kolorów ziemi itp.
.
Papers by harald koeck
Archives of Case Reports, 2020
A case study on Jakob Erdheim-Chester disease. Jakob Erdheim, pathologist, collector, scientist a... more A case study on Jakob Erdheim-Chester disease. Jakob Erdheim, pathologist, collector, scientist and educator was born in 1874 in Galicia and received his medical degree from the University of Vienna in 1900. He became interested in pathology and joined the Pathology Institute of the Municipal Hospital (Lainz) of Vienna (Figure 1). In 1923, he became Director of that Institution and with great commitment. He performed thousands of autopsies and trained hundreds of students in pathology [1]. Among his revering students were Fritz Schajowicz, Henry Jaffe, Heinrich Karpas, Leo Low-Beer, Ernst Freund and Fuller Albright. His capacity as an investigator is re lected in his remarkable, studies of hyperparathyroidism, acromegaly, Paget's disease, pituitary gland abnormalities, action of growth hormone and a variety of pathologic entities (Figure 2).
In 1938, warned of the Nazis, he left Vienna he loved, settled in Chicago, worked at Cook Country... more In 1938, warned of the Nazis, he left Vienna he loved, settled in Chicago, worked at Cook Country Hospital and 1957 he became world famous at Mount Sinai Hospital. He wrote the first modern textbook on the pathology of liver.
Harald Koeck studied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, where I was in the master class of Fried... more Harald Koeck studied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, where I was in the master class of Friedensreich Hundertwasser. In 1988 I had the privilege of beeing invited by Prof. Hans Bankl M.D, where I studied anatomy for art students. Further stations are following.1992 -1994 Department of Pathology Mount Sinai Medical Center / School of Medicine MSMC New York. with Prof. Alan L. Schiller MD. Creating a large painting (Mount Sinai Moorgue - triptychon 1994) to grace the entrance of the Hans Popper Department of the Atran Laboratory. 1996 Pathology Minsik Hospital with Prof. Jurij Bandaschewski MD. An art documentation about - 10 years after the fallout of Czernobyl.. In 2000 Erich H. Loewy, Professor and Endowed Alumni Association Chairof Bioethics at the University of California, Davis invited me to the Bioethic Conference 2000 in Sacramento to show a presention “Sketching death in art”. Since 2008 Jakob Erdheim Institute of Pathology Vienna with Prof. Walter Ulrich MD Different artprojects like fluxus autopsy, fluxus pathology,
Stillbirth - Sketching Mind in Art, Jul 15, 2014
In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his art series “... more In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his art series “Stillbirth,” a selection of various techniques which are reproduced. “Stillbirth” is concerned with the nature of baby autopsies. While not making an overtly philosophical contribution, Koeck touches on social issues that have been discussed by philosophers, medical doctors, as diverse as Martin Heidegger, Erich H. Loewy, Stanely Burns. Hegel argued that the arts pursue the same goals as philosophy, but do so through sensuous rather than conceptual media. Koeck exemplifies this, allowing his paintings and other works to open up issues for the philosopher and medical doctor. More of his work can be seen at his web site
In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his painting seri... more In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his painting series "Leib ohne Seele," a selection of which is reproduced. "Leib ohne Seele" is concerned with nature of the autopsy, the people who are the subjects of autopsies, and so with death, and with contemporary attitudes towards and taboos concerning death. While not making an overtly philosophical contribution, Koeck touches on important issues that have been discussed by philosophers as diverse as Martin Heidegger and Peter Singer. Hegel argued that the arts pursue the same goals as philosophy, but do so through sensuous rather than conceptual media. Koeck exemplifies this, allowing his paintings and other works to open up issues for the philosopher. More of his work can be seen at his web site http://www.harald-koeck.com/index.html.
Health Care Analysis, 2006
In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his painting seri... more In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his painting series “Leib ohne Seele,” a selection of which is reproduced. “Leib ohne Seele” is concerned with nature of the autopsy, the people who are the subjects of autopsies, and so with death, and with contemporary attitudes towards and taboos concerning death. While not making an overtly philosophical contribution, Koeck touches on important issues that have been discussed by philosophers as diverse as Martin Heidegger and Peter Singer. Hegel argued that the arts pursue the same goals as philosophy, but do so through sensuous rather than conceptual media. Koeck exemplifies this, allowing his paintings and other works to open up issues for the philosopher. More of his work can be seen at his web site http://www.harald-koeck.com/index.html.
Teaching Documents by harald koeck
FLUXUS DECALCOMANIA, 2023
FLUXUS DECALCOMANIA PERFORMANCE ON SHROUDS HARALD KOECK WITH THE STUDENTS OF FORENSIC - Medical U... more FLUXUS DECALCOMANIA PERFORMANCE ON SHROUDS HARALD KOECK WITH THE STUDENTS OF FORENSIC - Medical University of Wroclaw Department of Forensic would like to inform about the updates of its faculty. Consideration the states of decay by means of decalcomanie. Imprints of a deceased person on shrouds (sheets) are reconstructed in an auditorium. Using a skeleton (anatomy dummy) wrapped in plastic foil, the last traces, structures and signs of existence are made visible by means of various materials, earth colours, etc ... as a copy. Decalcomania serves as a deliberate and targeted intervention. In a first step, amorphous random structures are delineated and demarcated. In a second step, a plastic figure becomes visible. This can lead to the subject of associative interpretations-a final imprint of human expression as a performance.
In this brief essay, Harald Koeck offers an introduction to the Museum of Forensic, an eminent co... more In this brief essay, Harald Koeck offers an introduction to the Museum of Forensic, an eminent collection of Wroclaw. Koeck is an independent artist, researcher and filmmaker.
In this brief essay, the Austrian artist, researcher and teacher Harald Koeck offers an introduct... more In this brief essay, the Austrian artist, researcher and teacher Harald Koeck offers an introduction to Jakob Erdheim an eminent and famous person of medical history. Since 2008 Koeck is invited as an independent reseacher of art projects at the Jakob Erdheim Department Vienna by Univ. Professor Dr. Walter Ulrich. More of his work can be seen at his web site http://www.harald-koeck.com/index.html.
Drafts by harald koeck
Harald Koeck invites to a multidisciplinary lecture (art, medicine, science) intended to present ... more Harald Koeck invites to a multidisciplinary lecture (art, medicine, science) intended to present autopsies impulses (fluxus between art and medicine) in different epochs.
The central role of his cycle „BODY WITHOUT SOUL“ is the preoccuption with death since 35 years. Feeding the continuous experiential spectrum between the “art” and the “medicine”, the inputs present where the ocular dominates. With these inputs, corporeal experience sees the "visuel” thrown on the scale with the “real”.
Harald Koecks´ work is a challenge. It is uncomfortable, disturbing and elementary. His works reflect the act of nature. Death is one of the taboos of our society. The theme is an expression of a transience that affects everyone but with different careers.
Harald Koeck is an artist, independant researcher, filmmaker based in Vienna. After the master´s degree at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts (Friedensreich Hundertwasser). Independent researches are following: 1987 – 1991 University Cinik St. Poelten, 1992 -1994 Mount Sinai Medical Center/School of Medicine MSMC/Pathology New York, 1996 General Hospital Pathology Minsik, 2000 University of California, Davis, 2008 – 2020 Jakob Erdheim Institute of Pathology Vienna, since 2022 Medical University Wroclaw Department of Forensic.
Harald Koeck studied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, where I was in the master class of Fried... more Harald Koeck studied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, where I was in the master class of Friedensreich Hundertwasser. In 1988 I had the privilege of beeing invited by Prof. Hans Bankl M.D, where I studied anatomy for art students. Further stations are following.1992 -1994 Department of Pathology Mount Sinai Medical Center / School of Medicine MSMC New York. with Prof. Alan L. Schiller MD. Creating a large painting (Mount Sinai Morgue - triptychon 1994) to grace the entrance of the Hans Popper Department of the Atran Laboratory. 1996 Pathology Minsik Hospital with Prof. Jurij Bandaschewski MD. An art documentation about - 10 years after the fallout of Czernobyl.. In 2000 Erich H. Loewy, Professor and Endowed Alumni Association Chair of Bioethics at the University of California, Davis invited me to the Bioethic Conference 2000 in Sacramento to show a presention “Sketching death in art”. Since 2008 Jakob Erdheim Institute of Pathology Vienna with Prof. Walter Ulrich MD. Different art- and filmprojects like fluxus autopsy, fluxus pathology,
There is a cultural discomfort with death-especially the death of perinatal and stillborn babies ... more There is a cultural discomfort with death-especially the death of perinatal and stillborn babies which will be sent to the pathologists to perform an autopsy. It is the last opportunity to determine the cause of death and malformation. Previously, the dead babies were quickly carried out and later buried or cremated anywhere.
In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his art series “O... more In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his art series “Organlandscape” a selection of various techniques which is reproduced. The theme is concerned with nature autopsies. While not making an overtly philosophical contribution, Koeck touches on social issues that have been discussed by doctors and philosophers. Koeck exemplifies this, allowing his paintings and other works to open up issues for the public. More of his work can be seen at his web site http://www.harald-koeck.com
Presentation at the Bioethics Conference 2000, Health Care Systems: Ethical and Economic Consider... more Presentation at the Bioethics Conference 2000, Health Care Systems: Ethical and Economic Considerations Sacramento California, Sacramento Hilton Inn sponsored by UC DAVIS HEALTH System Bioethics Program, Department of Alumni Affairs, Department of Internal Medicine and Continuing Medical Education, UC DAVIS School of Medicine, Medical Center
Ich darf sie nun einladen in die Räumlichkeiten des Jakob Erdheim Institutes zu kommen und hier A... more Ich darf sie nun einladen in die Räumlichkeiten des Jakob Erdheim Institutes zu kommen und hier Ausschnitte der täglichen Routinearbeit des Pathologen zu sehen.
May I now invite you to visit the premises of the Jakob Erdheim Institute and get a few insights into the daily routine work of a pathologist.
Zapraszam Państwa teraz do odwiedzenia siedziby Instytutu Jakoba Erdheima i zapoznania się z codzienną pracą patologa.
Univ. Prof. Dr. med. Walter Ulrich (Vorstand, Dean; Dziekan)
1 views
Betrachtung der Zerfallszustände anhand der Decalcomanie Abdrucke von Toten auf Leichentücher we... more Betrachtung der Zerfallszustände anhand der Decalcomanie
Abdrucke von Toten auf Leichentücher werden im Atelier rekonstruiert. An anatomischen
Skelettenmodellen in Folie gehüllt, werden mittels verschiedenen Materialen, Erdfarben, etc.
.
Consideration of decay states by means of decalcomanie
Prints of the dead on shrouds are reconstructed in the studio. Wrapped in foil on anatomical
skeleton models, the last traces, structures and signs of existence are made visible by means of
different materials, earth colours, etc.
Rozważania o stanach rozkładu za pomocą dekalkomanii
Odciski zmarłych na całunach są rekonstruowane w pracowni. Zawinięte w folię na
anatomicznych modelach szkieletów ostatnie ślady, struktury i znaki istnienia zostają
uwidocznione za pomocą różnych materiałów, kolorów ziemi itp.
.
Archives of Case Reports, 2020
A case study on Jakob Erdheim-Chester disease. Jakob Erdheim, pathologist, collector, scientist a... more A case study on Jakob Erdheim-Chester disease. Jakob Erdheim, pathologist, collector, scientist and educator was born in 1874 in Galicia and received his medical degree from the University of Vienna in 1900. He became interested in pathology and joined the Pathology Institute of the Municipal Hospital (Lainz) of Vienna (Figure 1). In 1923, he became Director of that Institution and with great commitment. He performed thousands of autopsies and trained hundreds of students in pathology [1]. Among his revering students were Fritz Schajowicz, Henry Jaffe, Heinrich Karpas, Leo Low-Beer, Ernst Freund and Fuller Albright. His capacity as an investigator is re lected in his remarkable, studies of hyperparathyroidism, acromegaly, Paget's disease, pituitary gland abnormalities, action of growth hormone and a variety of pathologic entities (Figure 2).
In 1938, warned of the Nazis, he left Vienna he loved, settled in Chicago, worked at Cook Country... more In 1938, warned of the Nazis, he left Vienna he loved, settled in Chicago, worked at Cook Country Hospital and 1957 he became world famous at Mount Sinai Hospital. He wrote the first modern textbook on the pathology of liver.
Harald Koeck studied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, where I was in the master class of Fried... more Harald Koeck studied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, where I was in the master class of Friedensreich Hundertwasser. In 1988 I had the privilege of beeing invited by Prof. Hans Bankl M.D, where I studied anatomy for art students. Further stations are following.1992 -1994 Department of Pathology Mount Sinai Medical Center / School of Medicine MSMC New York. with Prof. Alan L. Schiller MD. Creating a large painting (Mount Sinai Moorgue - triptychon 1994) to grace the entrance of the Hans Popper Department of the Atran Laboratory. 1996 Pathology Minsik Hospital with Prof. Jurij Bandaschewski MD. An art documentation about - 10 years after the fallout of Czernobyl.. In 2000 Erich H. Loewy, Professor and Endowed Alumni Association Chairof Bioethics at the University of California, Davis invited me to the Bioethic Conference 2000 in Sacramento to show a presention “Sketching death in art”. Since 2008 Jakob Erdheim Institute of Pathology Vienna with Prof. Walter Ulrich MD Different artprojects like fluxus autopsy, fluxus pathology,
Stillbirth - Sketching Mind in Art, Jul 15, 2014
In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his art series “... more In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his art series “Stillbirth,” a selection of various techniques which are reproduced. “Stillbirth” is concerned with the nature of baby autopsies. While not making an overtly philosophical contribution, Koeck touches on social issues that have been discussed by philosophers, medical doctors, as diverse as Martin Heidegger, Erich H. Loewy, Stanely Burns. Hegel argued that the arts pursue the same goals as philosophy, but do so through sensuous rather than conceptual media. Koeck exemplifies this, allowing his paintings and other works to open up issues for the philosopher and medical doctor. More of his work can be seen at his web site
In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his painting seri... more In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his painting series "Leib ohne Seele," a selection of which is reproduced. "Leib ohne Seele" is concerned with nature of the autopsy, the people who are the subjects of autopsies, and so with death, and with contemporary attitudes towards and taboos concerning death. While not making an overtly philosophical contribution, Koeck touches on important issues that have been discussed by philosophers as diverse as Martin Heidegger and Peter Singer. Hegel argued that the arts pursue the same goals as philosophy, but do so through sensuous rather than conceptual media. Koeck exemplifies this, allowing his paintings and other works to open up issues for the philosopher. More of his work can be seen at his web site http://www.harald-koeck.com/index.html.
Health Care Analysis, 2006
In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his painting seri... more In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his painting series “Leib ohne Seele,” a selection of which is reproduced. “Leib ohne Seele” is concerned with nature of the autopsy, the people who are the subjects of autopsies, and so with death, and with contemporary attitudes towards and taboos concerning death. While not making an overtly philosophical contribution, Koeck touches on important issues that have been discussed by philosophers as diverse as Martin Heidegger and Peter Singer. Hegel argued that the arts pursue the same goals as philosophy, but do so through sensuous rather than conceptual media. Koeck exemplifies this, allowing his paintings and other works to open up issues for the philosopher. More of his work can be seen at his web site http://www.harald-koeck.com/index.html.
FLUXUS DECALCOMANIA, 2023
FLUXUS DECALCOMANIA PERFORMANCE ON SHROUDS HARALD KOECK WITH THE STUDENTS OF FORENSIC - Medical U... more FLUXUS DECALCOMANIA PERFORMANCE ON SHROUDS HARALD KOECK WITH THE STUDENTS OF FORENSIC - Medical University of Wroclaw Department of Forensic would like to inform about the updates of its faculty. Consideration the states of decay by means of decalcomanie. Imprints of a deceased person on shrouds (sheets) are reconstructed in an auditorium. Using a skeleton (anatomy dummy) wrapped in plastic foil, the last traces, structures and signs of existence are made visible by means of various materials, earth colours, etc ... as a copy. Decalcomania serves as a deliberate and targeted intervention. In a first step, amorphous random structures are delineated and demarcated. In a second step, a plastic figure becomes visible. This can lead to the subject of associative interpretations-a final imprint of human expression as a performance.
In this brief essay, Harald Koeck offers an introduction to the Museum of Forensic, an eminent co... more In this brief essay, Harald Koeck offers an introduction to the Museum of Forensic, an eminent collection of Wroclaw. Koeck is an independent artist, researcher and filmmaker.
In this brief essay, the Austrian artist, researcher and teacher Harald Koeck offers an introduct... more In this brief essay, the Austrian artist, researcher and teacher Harald Koeck offers an introduction to Jakob Erdheim an eminent and famous person of medical history. Since 2008 Koeck is invited as an independent reseacher of art projects at the Jakob Erdheim Department Vienna by Univ. Professor Dr. Walter Ulrich. More of his work can be seen at his web site http://www.harald-koeck.com/index.html.
Harald Koeck invites to a multidisciplinary lecture (art, medicine, science) intended to present ... more Harald Koeck invites to a multidisciplinary lecture (art, medicine, science) intended to present autopsies impulses (fluxus between art and medicine) in different epochs.
The central role of his cycle „BODY WITHOUT SOUL“ is the preoccuption with death since 35 years. Feeding the continuous experiential spectrum between the “art” and the “medicine”, the inputs present where the ocular dominates. With these inputs, corporeal experience sees the "visuel” thrown on the scale with the “real”.
Harald Koecks´ work is a challenge. It is uncomfortable, disturbing and elementary. His works reflect the act of nature. Death is one of the taboos of our society. The theme is an expression of a transience that affects everyone but with different careers.
Harald Koeck is an artist, independant researcher, filmmaker based in Vienna. After the master´s degree at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts (Friedensreich Hundertwasser). Independent researches are following: 1987 – 1991 University Cinik St. Poelten, 1992 -1994 Mount Sinai Medical Center/School of Medicine MSMC/Pathology New York, 1996 General Hospital Pathology Minsik, 2000 University of California, Davis, 2008 – 2020 Jakob Erdheim Institute of Pathology Vienna, since 2022 Medical University Wroclaw Department of Forensic.
Harald Koeck studied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, where I was in the master class of Fried... more Harald Koeck studied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, where I was in the master class of Friedensreich Hundertwasser. In 1988 I had the privilege of beeing invited by Prof. Hans Bankl M.D, where I studied anatomy for art students. Further stations are following.1992 -1994 Department of Pathology Mount Sinai Medical Center / School of Medicine MSMC New York. with Prof. Alan L. Schiller MD. Creating a large painting (Mount Sinai Morgue - triptychon 1994) to grace the entrance of the Hans Popper Department of the Atran Laboratory. 1996 Pathology Minsik Hospital with Prof. Jurij Bandaschewski MD. An art documentation about - 10 years after the fallout of Czernobyl.. In 2000 Erich H. Loewy, Professor and Endowed Alumni Association Chair of Bioethics at the University of California, Davis invited me to the Bioethic Conference 2000 in Sacramento to show a presention “Sketching death in art”. Since 2008 Jakob Erdheim Institute of Pathology Vienna with Prof. Walter Ulrich MD. Different art- and filmprojects like fluxus autopsy, fluxus pathology,
There is a cultural discomfort with death-especially the death of perinatal and stillborn babies ... more There is a cultural discomfort with death-especially the death of perinatal and stillborn babies which will be sent to the pathologists to perform an autopsy. It is the last opportunity to determine the cause of death and malformation. Previously, the dead babies were quickly carried out and later buried or cremated anywhere.
In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his art series “O... more In this brief essay, the Austrian artist Harald Koeck offers an introduction to his art series “Organlandscape” a selection of various techniques which is reproduced. The theme is concerned with nature autopsies. While not making an overtly philosophical contribution, Koeck touches on social issues that have been discussed by doctors and philosophers. Koeck exemplifies this, allowing his paintings and other works to open up issues for the public. More of his work can be seen at his web site http://www.harald-koeck.com
Presentation at the Bioethics Conference 2000, Health Care Systems: Ethical and Economic Consider... more Presentation at the Bioethics Conference 2000, Health Care Systems: Ethical and Economic Considerations Sacramento California, Sacramento Hilton Inn sponsored by UC DAVIS HEALTH System Bioethics Program, Department of Alumni Affairs, Department of Internal Medicine and Continuing Medical Education, UC DAVIS School of Medicine, Medical Center