Heinrich KimmigE 113th St between 2nd Ave and 3rd AveHeart Four · Location 452 · Drawn July 2004Download photograph 1Download photograph 2Download photograph 3Download photograph 4Download photograph 5Download photograph 6Download photograph 7Download photograph 8Download photograph 9Video podcast0:00This drawing was made on a softly curving concrete surface west of 2nd Avenue on East 113th Street.0:08Traveling west on 113th Street off of 2nd Avenue, you find yourself surrounded by a collection of moderately sized brick apartment complexes.0:17To your left is a sitting area and children's playground.0:21There's an unmistakable curving concrete wall, and at the point that it arches the highest, near the sidewalk,0:30sitting on the ground.0:31This is Heinrich Kimmig.0:34He was drawn in July of 2004.0:37His drawing is counting one person.0:42I have to point this out.0:43This is really funny.0:45This is one of the very few times0:46that someone, someone,0:48just wandered off the line.0:51So we have this hypothetical line,0:54and we are theoretically going0:55from point to point to point to point.0:57At one point, we came back1:00and we don't know where Jay had gone.1:02We're like, Jay, where did you go?1:04He's like, oh, I went to go do a drawing.1:05We're like, but wait, but the line is very obviously1:07on the east side of 2nd Avenue.1:10Where were you?1:11He's like, oh, oh, I was over there.1:16And he points over to the west side of 2nd Avenue.1:19He's like, I was kind of behind.1:20It was that apartment complex over near that playground.1:23And so you can see about 100 yards from here,1:26that playground with the red.1:27across East 113th Street.1:31Red jungle gym, and there's these low concrete waves1:37decorating the playground, and they now have a drawing on them.1:41And on our map we have this pretty distinct line and dots1:45that are doing a pretty good job of landing on it,1:47and then this one dot that sort of wandered off to the side.1:49Let's see the dot.1:50Hilarious.1:53Heinrich Kimmig, 43, of Wilstadt, Germany,1:57was president and CEO of BCT Technology AG,2:02a company specializing in software for the machinery, automobile, consumer goods, and aerospace industries.2:09He and two other company executives were on United Flight 175,2:14heading to Los Angeles from Boston on a business trip involving contract negotiations with U.S. partners.2:20Kimming is survived by his wife and two children.← Location 451Heart Four · Location 452Location 453 →
