Anne Langenbach

/ As a kid I had a recurring dream.

Through dreary sand dunes in a desert, I walk in the clear consciousness that there is not one other living being here.


I scream for my parents and demand thirsty for water. /






What does a human seek? What is he looking for? And what characterizes him?


What nourishes the validity of the individual in the value system of a meritocracy? I-templates are being adapted and time is running so fast.

We move in culturally and economically pre-normed patterns characterized by adaptation and rebellion.
Rooms dissolve, time becomes denser, nothing is manageable, nothing is stable, nothing of permanent
What if we had more time to be aware of wrong ways and build up a memory of experience by learning to fail?
Would a better awareness and empathy arise? For humility and mindfulness? Would there be harmony if we are sensitized to disharmony?


Revision from the beginning, metamorphosis, end.
We are in a mess, forming swarms, chains, structures, constructs.
Growing, functioning and less functioning interlocking value systems.

When a character breaks away
If power relations shift, then geometry and belonging lose their present meaning.
How important is the individual? How ...