This sculpture plays with the cognitive abilities of our brain to deduce form and movement from apparitional hints and light reflection. A grid of small, identical and rectangular mirrors modulates, by using individual rotation, the reflection of the surroundings and creates an illusion of an animated dancer.

This sculpture plays with the cognitive abilities of our brain to deduce form and movement from apparitional hints and light reflection. A grid of small, identical and rectangular mirrors modulates, by using individual rotation, the reflection of the surroundings and creates an illusion of an animated dancer.

"it breathes" tells the backstory of a series of knitted animal carcasses that have populated lokomov since 2012.

The monument was designed by the Soviet sculptor Lev Kerbel in 1953 and was actually inspired by Lenin's head with an added beard. It is the second-largest bust in the world (only Lenin's head in Ulan-Ude, Russia is 60 cm bigger). To bring it closer to the citizens the head is smiling and celebrates the city becoming the European Capital of Culture in 2025.

'Leerraum' (vacant space) is a series of performances, documented using spatial video. The artist conquers empty spaces and scans the room with a head mounted display, a mirroring mask on the artist's face.

The mirror's reflections create a new perception of time and space, the performer becomes the observer, the space turns into an actor.

'Leerraum' (vacant space) is a series of performances, documented using spatial video. The artist conquers empty spaces and scans the room with a head mounted display, a mirroring mask on the artist's face.

The mirror's reflections create a new perception of time and space, the performer becomes the observer, the space turns into an actor.

'Leerraum' (vacant space) is a series of performances, documented using spatial video. The artist conquers empty spaces and scans the room with a head mounted display, a mirroring mask on the artist's face.

The mirror's reflections create a new perception of time and space, the performer becomes the observer, the space turns into an actor.

An all-encompassing standstill also means no time.

Sound design by Bela Bender

The two halves of the house, which taper to a niche, collect things carried by the wind. The journey of the flying umbrella which began in 1847* ends for the time being between the two halves of the house.

* The story of the flying Robert by Heinrich Hoffmann tells of a boy daring to go on a walk in a storm, getting carried away by a gust of wind. Nobody knows where the umbrella and the boy landed.

"What the SMAC - free the animals!" denounces the hoarding of stuffed animals in the saxony museum of archeology, and demands their release back into the wild, or at least the zoo.