The 1:1 structural model in the Cube House exhibition at the Muzeum Ludwig creates a situation in which questions of coexistence can be transferred from the observation of history to the present by performative means on May 25.
Direct actions on everyday life, in the functional spaces: kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, living room, terrace. Outside and inside, the movement across borders, thresholds and the embodiment in residential assemblages find expression in various forms of action, such as cooking, changing clothes, communicating, creating narratives, images and scenes. Everything is shared with visitors and passers-by.
The unexpected visit creates surprise, stimulates exchange and strengthens common ground. The project works on interfaces and connections of the common, walks along the Danube, comes to the museum and then dives back into the city. Nomadic methods and experiences enrich the life of the city and search for places, actions and living forms of commitment and mutual responsibility.
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