Through a series of absurdist and poetic sculptures, she questions how humans dig, mine, and build—becoming ever more deeply entangled in their own human-made matter.

Her work invites us to look again at what seems self-evident: the concrete beneath our feet, the raw materials within our bodies, the care with which we build and dismantle. It reveals the immense impact humans have on the Earth, while also offering an intimate portrait of our human existence.

On Wednesday, you can experience the performance in the hall as a full-fledged show. On Friday, you can attend several individual installations in the public space. The sculptures are portrayed by a group of people of varying ages.

This performance is suitable for all ages – children are very welcome