Vorübergehender Aufenthalt is an immersive installation resembling a tent made of black, purple, and green diamond-shaped fabric. The structure has an opening through which visitors can enter, where they are invited to experience three distinct sounds of varying durations.

The installation creates a temporary, enclosed space that encourages reflection and immersion. The use of fabric and the tent-like structure suggest themes of shelter, transience, and personal space. The different sounds evoke diverse emotional or sensory experiences, further engaging visitors in an introspective journey.

This work also serves as a platform to provide visibility to other artists, creating a space where their voices can be heard. By offering this shared environment, Vorübergehender Aufenthalt highlights themes of collaboration, support, and the collective experience within the art community.

Sound: Melina Unterhauser, Tamara Göhringer, Kiki
fabric, ropes, hooks and sounds of different duration 200 x 200 cm
(2023)