The installation Sie waren durchlebt und lösten sich auf features printed photographs on semi-transparent fabric banners with a white background. The artist, as the performer, wears a modified sleeping bag costume with multiple openings for body parts and spikes made of textile. The piece explores themes of housing, protection, sleep, mobility, shelter, attraction and rejection. The artist gazes directly into the camera, and the costume takes on various forms, both soft and flexible, with each photograph capturing a new pose or state.

The fabric banners are hung at varying heights, allowing viewers to walk around and through them, observing the work from both the front and back. The movement in the photographs is further activated by the visitors, who interact with the fabric as they move through it, adding another layer of engagement to the piece. This dynamic interaction invites viewers to experience the themes of mobility and transformation firsthand, becoming part of the evolving narrative.