Uploaded April 2011 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
In 2004 Karl Koenig mounted the exhibit, "The Architecture of Evil," for the Holocaust Museum Houston. In a series of approximately thirty gumoil prints, Koenig dramatically reminded his audience of a time not so long ago when the world was roiled by the horrors of Nazi Germany's genocide of the Jews. In this 19 minute film, Koenig explains how the project came into being, and how his taking of photographs of extant Nazi concentration camps was blended with the photographic process he invented, called Gumoil.
In 2004 Karl Koenig mounted the exhibit, "The Architecture of Evil," for the Holocaust Museum Houston. In a series of approximately thirty gumoil prints, Koenig dramatically reminded his audience of a time not so long ago when the world was roiled by the horrors of Nazi Germany's genocide of the Jews. In this 19 minute film, Koenig explains how the project came into being, and how his taking of photographs of extant Nazi concentration camps was blended with the photographic process he invented, called Gumoil.
