Gertraud Jesserer, and much later, with the actress Andrea Eckert. Heller was romantically involved for short periods in the mid-1980s with Anke Kesselaar, Rudi Carrell's former wife. Heller lives in an apartment in the in Vienna's Innere Stadt quarter that is owned by the Augustinian monastery of Klosterneuburg. In 2000, Heller received, there, the then German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder. Heller lives temporarily in the Giardino Botanico in Gardone Riviera. He currently lives with the former model Albina Schmid in Vienna, and travels the world. He has one son, Ferdinand, who goes under the stage name "Left Boy" for his music. Performances, installations, stage designs 1981 – Flic Flac, a poetic music hall performance as part of the Vienna Festival the tour through Europe 1983 – The Pyro-Poem of Theater des Feuers (Teatro de Fogo) modeled on baroque light and color games held in Lisbon. Heller financed this spectacle from his own pocket that almost put him on the brink of bankruptcy. 1984 – Sturz durch Träume a fire show before the Reichstag building in Berlin attracts 650 000 paying spectators 1984 – Feuertheater mit Klangwolke in front of the Berlin Reichstag 1985 – Misstraue der Idylle for the Bundesgartenschau in Berlin, Heller created a floral painting from 40,000 plants. 1985 – Begnadete Körper had its premiere on 2 November, in the Deutsches Theater in Munich. Great masters of the acrobatics schools in Anhui and Beijing tour through Europe. Heller was the first non-Chinese artist to be allowed to work with Chinese master acrobats and to present their refined skills to the West. 1986 – In Graz, Heller created a (poetry garden) where he had a core set of important writers create poems with flower shapes 1986 – Himmelszeichen hot air balloon sculptures that are celestial signs floating above the skies of London, Munich, Venice, Oslo, New York, Moscow, San Francisco and across the Niagara Falls. 1986 – Salut für Olga The show sought a revival of vaudeville arts 1987 – Luna Luna, staged in Hamburg, was Heller's Festival of Modern Art. Numerous well-known contemporary artists participated, including Jean-Michel Basquiat, Roy Lichtenstein, Salvador Dalí, Joseph Beuys, Keith Haring, Friedensreich Hundertwasser and Jim Whiting. 1987 – Lachen Machen Clown Parade 1988 – Body and Soul, a show of black American heritage stage show with musicians, singers, dancers, and grotesque comedy artists from Harlem, Mubale, and New Orleans; tour through New York and