October was my second month of living in Tokyo and travelling through adjacent towns and landscapes. In many ways, this trip took me to my edge, which resulted in new ways of looking at my life in Leipzig.

After a long period of celibacy I had taken up the search for a life partner for the first time, an approach that let me see many connections in a clearer light. But I was more in love with the feeling of starting over than any specific person.

In the spirit of Ursula K. Le Guin (“women grow things in the darkness”) I spent the witch month of October in a spiritual and artistic isolation that was only punctured by an esoteric bookclub and frequent visits to upscale workout classes.

“Katz & Haus” ist ein Siebdruckprojekt aus meiner Studienzeit. Dabei handelt es sich um ein Poster, was als Bastelbogen benutzt werden kann.