Jonathan Mohr

Sabrina Schiffers is writing a travel guide about Bayreuth, but then the boundaries between public and private space, and between future and present, begin to blur.

What is art? Is art dead? Since a definitive answer to these questions seems impossible, we are left with nothing more than vague speculation. And how do you make that as incomprehensible as possible? With an art film.

Sabrina Schiffers is writing a travel guide about Bayreuth, but then the boundaries between public and private space, and between future and present, begin to blur.

Sabrina Schiffers is writing a travel guide about Bayreuth, but then the boundaries between public and private space, and between future and present, begin to blur.

What is art? Is art dead? Since a definitive answer to these questions seems impossible, we are left with nothing more than vague speculation. And how do you make that as incomprehensible as possible? With an art film.

What is art? Is art dead? Since a definitive answer to these questions seems impossible, we are left with nothing more than vague speculation. And how do you make that as incomprehensible as possible? With an art film.