11 min, Video 4K, 2016

An affluent neighborhood in the suburbs at dusk. Slow camera takes unveil three people in a dimly lit private residence. In a setting bearing close resemblance to the emblematic post-war cinema era, three well prepared actors take the stage. Instead of well crafted dialogue and a cinematic exposition, the actors stay mute and somehow display repetitive motions and seemingly odd patterns of behavior. The scenario is being commented upon by an off voice, juxtaposing sound fragments of the 1957 film “On Performance” by dancer/choreographer Martha Graham.

Cinematography: Max Christmann, Editor: Anna Kirst, Music: Nicolai Krepart, Sound: Richard Bruzek
with: Esther Balfe, Hannah Timbrell, Alexander Morandini

10 min, 4K Video, 2015

The cinematic video work tells the story of 3 people leaving the city, in search of a mystical place in a deserted and untouched rural area. The film uses conventional filmic narration, while at the same time twisting viewers’ expectations and questioning cinematic conventions.

Cinematography: Max Christmann, Editor: Anna Kirst, Sound: Richard Bruzek
with: Martin Schlager, Lena Ruzicka, Tina Nitsche