ent + halt (de + hold) <=> auf + enthalt (up + contain) = stay?
While
reflecting about "Aufenthalt", time was an important element
of our talks: do we constantly stay everywhere? What characterizes an “aufenthalt” then? Can
transition be a state as well? Our imagination flew to hotels, passing
to drive-ins, developing to igloo-hotels
until parasites and fantastic forgotten creatures, whorehouses, highway churches,
Roman ruins, airports, garbage and clues left behind, zoos etc.
This poster version
of *fusion, a guide-map, is the result of these "flights" with
a reductive approach, that leads the viewer to a mental visit to our talks.
Pascal Glissmann
Martina Höfflin
Marcia Vaitsman
Sina Brennecke
Julius Schmiedel
