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The city acts like a living organism which shows both repulsive and attractive trends. Mostly hidden from public life, the city is full of pipes, cables and supply shafts that keep it alive. Its inhabitants manipulate the structure and processes of this "living thing", thus lending their urban environment its individual character.
In my bachelor thesis I present my personal view of the environment I live in while looking for my own definition of the nature of "my city". Thereby, I display the recurring cycle of a day in an abstract manner.
Through the influence of the VJ scene as well as mapping techniques the thought arose in me to include the room of exhibition into the presentation. Thus, my work evades the forms of projection well-known from cinemas and the like and enables the spectator to perceive the room consciously.

It was a pleasure to use the music of Ralph Stachulla.