Selected recent exhibitions include: ‘Some Demonstrations’, Manifesta / Manifestina, Zurich (2016); solo show at CoGalleries, Berlin (2016); solo show at Fahrbereitschaft, Berlin (2017); Diskurs Gallery, Berlin (2017); Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi, Venice (2018); Goethe Institute, Beijing (2018); BBA Gallery Award Exhibition, Berlin (2018); solo show at Berlinische Galerie, 12 x 12 IBB Video Space (2018); Villa Heike, Berlin (2019); Lage Egal Gallery, Berlin (2019); Mitte Media Festival, Berlin (2019); Made in NY Media Center by IFP, New York (2019); Bamhaus in Luxembourg (2019); Aram Art Museum, Korea (2019).

This narrative is accompanied by intense scenes, all of which take place at night. In the center: four female protagonists roaming through empty cities whose silence conveys a deceptive feeling. Looking for a way out, knowing all the facts via the internet, they do not know what the next day will bring. The optimistic conclusion at the end: Out of stagnation grows something new.

“I’m not afraid because all this seems very unreal to me. Hold on! I’m scared because people die every day. Is it a game or a dream? It’s a test that we are being subjected to and that will end soon. Isn’t it? I ask myself what would be worse: that life goes on as before? Or, nothing is as it once was? The reality is too big, too enormous, too present. Reality eats us up from the inside.”
(N. O. R. O. C. 2. 3.)

And yet the only thing defining a worldwide crisis like this is “unreal” information coming from the world wide web combined with a massive loss of control. Having to know everything but being unable to do anything as a citizen is quite unique. Everyone is therefore in the middle of a huge psychological experiment.