In DIE VERZEICHNUNG DER ZEIT, all 1440 minutes of a day are notated according to a defined system on the walls of Whitedwarf Projects by reading the 4 digits of time as coordinates on the x- and y-axis. Each full hour is assigned a colour.

The notation of the 24 hours takes place independently of the real time, with a protocol documenting the phases of the work process. In the second part, DIE VERSPANNUNG DER ZEIT, the start and end times of the real and notated time are connected within the space through black threads.

The initially straight line evolves into more complex shapes, weaving the entire space like a spider. The overlapping of times contradicts a chronological definition of time and questions the social consensus of the perception of time.