Erde & Plastik: Begegungen is a site-specific, installative, and performative format set within a 360° immersive and walkable environment. This flexible framework can be adapted to a wide range of venues—from theater stages and traditional white cube galleries to unconventional art spaces

The project brings together bodies, materials, and audiences in an open, experimental setting. Using soil (partly artificial), plastic sheeting, and flowerpots as sculptural and performative elements, it creates a fluid space between exhibition and performance. A significant part of the movement vocabulary emerges from the interaction between performers and materials—both in active manipulation and in being acted upon.

The installation incorporates video works, textual fragments, and performative interventions—either solo or in collaboration with one musician and one to two dancers/performers. The performance is modular and can take place in various constellations; its physical traces may remain on site as an installation. These remnants can be accompanied by video excerpts and insights into the creation process.

Through object manipulation, material-based interaction, and choreography, the project reflects on both the metaphorical and literal groundlessness of our time, as well as the growing sense of detachment in contemporary life.