
‘The Body as Threshold’ understands violence on the body as a force field — diffuse, shaping, and entangled with grief and survival. A film and sculptures imagine Midway Atoll, where albatrosses feed chicks fish and plastic, an act of care that turns deadly. Sculptures made from plastic trash from the sea invite people to hold this moment, making grief, entanglement, and responsibility tangible.
Music Composition: Camille Mandoki
CG Supervision: Nathan Schönewolf
Text Supervision: Lisa James
Print Coordination: Claudia Trekel and Heiko Diekmeier
Plastic Collection: Association Per la Mar Viva and Carlos Salord
Donated Materials for the Sculptures: Joachim Kamphausen from the organic farm Lensenhof
Film: CG experimental film | 00:15:00 | Color | Stereo Sound
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Sculptures: 3D printed PLA, plastic trash from the Mediterranean Sea, upcycled plastic mesh from land agriculture.
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