301 30 1 IS IT ME
We see an artist and his fictional character. It is hard to distinguish the difference between him and his creation. How ambivalent is this relation for the person behind the artist / artistic figure ? Which part of his personality does live in his character: self-doubt or self-love? Which aspects are real? If he loves or hates himself, whom does he love and hate? Who is he, actually ? How do others perceive the artistic character? Is it just a product that can be reduced to a barcode ? And even if it is a barcode, which is printed on every book-cover, doesn’t it – like every individual include a multitude of chapters, pages, numbers and letters ?

THINK FISH
We see a couple. We get the feeling that what we are seeing actually is not in a perfect harmony. It seems to be exhausting, unhealthy, laborious, and somehow it appears to be unpleasant, the harmony is missing. The absurdity reaches a peak when the structures of power collapse and dissolve due to missing or misunderstood communication. The two dancers show how different interpretations of a single theme or topic, approached from opposing attitudes and perceptions of understanding may lead to a completely absurd form of (mis)communication.