Der französische Künstler, der seit 1991 die Studienwerkstatt für Glasmalerei, Licht und Mosaik an der Akademie der Bildenden Künste in München leitet, zählt zu den bedeutendsten Vertretern aktueller Tendenzen in der Glasmalerei. Er hat seit den 1980er Jahren ein reiches Œuvre geschaffen, das neben raumbezogener Glaskunst auch zahlreiche freie Arbeiten, Malereien, Skulpturen und Installationen umfasst.

This Tandem Festschrift pays tribute to Elaine Turner and Martin Street, to celebrate all you have both contributed to the MONREPOS Archaeological Research Centre and Museum for Human Behavioural Evolution of the Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum, in ensuring high research standards, and for your contributions to Palaeolithic Archaeology in Germany and beyond. It should be understood as a big “CHEERS” from the MONREPOS staff and many other friends and colleagues from all over the world, who contributed to this Festschrift. "There is no doubt that Elaine Turner and Martin Street are to be especially acknowledged as the trailblazers for the internationalisation of Pleistocene Archaeology in Germany.“ (The Editors) “The diversity of topics reflected by these contributions is due in large part to their rock-solid research, which is based on their exceptionally broad expertise and reflected in their highly interdisciplinary research projects.” (The Editors)