Limen

Inspired by Franz Kafka’s prose text Before the Law, Limen places the focus on hesitation, the perceived ambivalence of crossing boundaries in its short, dense scenario. An icecold wanderer comes to life. He has a long way before him. But suddenly, a stranger appears, block his path and attempts to demonstrate his power with an unambiguous silence. The wanderer fluctuates between fear and rebellion.

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Anubis

The god Anubis takes souls into the underworld. A metamorphosis between this world and the next: this god rests alone with his loneliness. Nearly in love with himself, he dances and, in doing so, has an air of something almost mischievous. Using only a few words, mysterious images and delicate figures, Anubis circles the topics of the underworld and reincarnation and, using the sparest of means, explores the borders between life and death in an associative and poetic way.

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