F. Wiesel

In 1666, Europe is going through the so-called Little Ice Age. There is another outbreak of the pest. London is burning. While new forms of government are devised, old ones overthrown and questioned everywhere, Margaret Cavendish writes the first Fiction Novel »The Blazing World«…

F. Wiesel writes a science fiction story about the women of the past and their possible futures. Rosa Luxemburg, Ada Lovelace and Florence Nightingale encounter an instrument with which they can rearrange history, redo the past and undo what has taken place ...

A room in an isolated mountain village in Ticino. A storm that lasts for days cuts the village off from the environment. And as the water rises, the wind flees through the mountains. And then?

Cowboys roam through a deserted amusement park in a desert outside Heidelberg: a left-behind Wild West fantasy for gunslingers...

F. Wiesel approach the Bermuda Triangle: vessel of all lost objects of the past, present time and future.

A show telling the story of the end of architecture. Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Speer and Walt Disney work in fever on the axes of their new orders.Once created, its residents find themselves in the beautiful new grids. And at some point, the inevitable happens…

Performative Installation

The science fiction novel "Solaris", written by Stanislaw Lem in 1961, serves as the basis for an arrangement of rooms and mechanisms in ZAKOPANE. The alien logic of another planet has left traces and continues to operate. All events on site are generated live and mutate constantly…

Object Theater with Live-Video

Equipped with a surveillance camera, television monitors and an old record player, a dense world of images is created from a hodgepodge of found objects. The narratives are the fantastic documents of a lost world…