Der Weg nach Wustermark
Globale Smekalka, Kapitel 2&1/2
Poetry Expo 24
A short film, somewhere between poetry, essay and post-humanism. How can we survive? How can we find a way out of the destructive utopia in which we are trapped?
We have to admit to ourselves that we have been living in a utopia for a long time. Our standard of living is built on exploitation, on the progressive, successively accelerating destruction of our livelihoods.
Some time ago, I started working on a short film that proposes a practice of conscious redemption. A way out of utopia.
For numerous reasons, I have NOT yet managed to complete the film. But since the conflicts are so pressing, I would still like to make the unfinished film accessible. I am at least aware of some weaknesses (technical, artistic, also argumentative). I am open to constructive criticism (I think), and at times I am even grateful for criticism.
In addition to the film, I would also like to make the associated research collection accessible, which is still in progress.
Author
Moritz Gause
Moritz Gause was born in Berlin in 1986 and grew up there, in Brandenburg and in Thuringia. He studied art history and literature in Jena. From 2009 to 2015, he was responsible for numerous literary projects, reading series, literary workshops, exhibitions and interventions in Thuringia. After two years in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, Gause now lives in Berlin.
Latest publications: Blue Monday, Sukultur, Berlin 2015; Meditationen hinterm Supermarkt, edition AZUR, Dresden 2018, Leben aus zweiter Hand, chapbock, Berlin 2022.
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