Flux I bell sTRUcTURs

association for search, theme & performance


Red Thread 2026:
on strengthen our sensitization,
we encourage  meandering, participatory activities
and as well as a reflection on holding on
to the concept of being, in times of fleeting (thin, self-centred)
selfie existences!


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Mäandern:::meander (pictures)
︎︎︎Curatorial Text
︎︎︎Participating Artists
︎︎︎Space & Time
︎︎︎Project Workframe
︎︎︎Invitation Text, July 2023

Flux I bell sTRUcTURs
︎︎︎Projects curated by
Harm Lux, till May 2022

Bring in Weight
︎︎︎a critique on populism
︎︎︎Info & Concept
Local Sites & Artists Names:

Curatorial Course
︎︎︎2021 / 2022

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Lübbener Str. 1
10997 Berlin Kreuzberg

Open: nach Vereinbarung
/ by appointment




Mark





“This book is about the second phase in my life, in which everything was difficult, but in which the victories I achieved also made me much happier because they were harder fought for. Whatever happens, I will survive, and surviving at the top is certainly something extraordinary.“ Donald Trump

Egoism, both as the ability to assert oneself and win out, as well as in the softer version of self-care, can be described as a primary virtue of capitalism. The fact that this claim is not a mere provocation becomes clear when one looks for the reverse conclusion: What is the counterpartto the egoist and what role does society assign to her?





Tina Schulz

(born 1975 in Munich) is an artist and writer. Her work has been exhibitedinternationally, her texts and articles have been published since 2003 in books and magazines.After spending some years in Leipzig, Brussels and Berlin, she now lives in a village in southern bavaria, writing her first novel.