DON'T PANIC - Eine Inszenierung in zwei Räumen

Anna, the protagonist, performs in dual roles: once as a courageous figure in superhero leggings and once as a clown figure in a padded coat.

The colorful world is fragile: splashes of red paint, a group of cheerleaders painted in the background with their arms raised and Anna's changing poses.
arms and Anna's changing poses - sometimes she stands up to the attack, sometimes she just sits there horrified
there - disturb the lightness of the play. The fun of slipping away into more amusing realities is shattered by the facts of reality, which rattle the edges of the production.

The printed curtains, which show moments of the performance, reflect the principle of "fragile reality".
What can be seen on them appears documentary and authentic on the one hand, but obviously staged and manipulated on the other.
The curtain itself forms the movable border between reality and fiction.

The installation attempts to find a visual translation for the tension between strength and vulnerability, attack and defense as well as stability and chaos. The choice of objects, materials and colors serves to highlight the ambivalence and dynamics of the scenes depicted: Liveliness meets violence, comedy meets tragedy.


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