In the organizer's words:

Dominik Wendland does not draw real figures and objects, but dynamic panels with morphing forms. Through this fluid visual language, the comic reflects on the one hand the social and situational pressure to conform, and on the other hand tells the story of how it can feel for people to constantly have the feeling of not fitting in, of not conforming to conditions in everyday life. These are also the author's experiences, which they translate both cleverly and wittily into art, inspired by classic manga series such as Sailormoon and Neo Genesis Evangelion. Stuttgart-based art educator Lilian Contzen will guide everyone, especially visually impaired and blind visitors, through the multi-sensory exhibition in one hour.

An exhibition of the Berthold Leibinger Stiftung. The inclusive mediation level was funded by the state capital of Stuttgart and developed in collaboration with pupils from Nikolauspflege, Tilly-Lahnstein-Schule and Betty-Hirsch-Schule.

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Registration at: info@literaturhaus-stuttgart.de