No Future Club

»Imagine a place that knows no tomorrow. A place where you don't have to think about your future. A place where no one expects anything from you, but where you shouldn't expect too much either. A place where you forget to make plans, design projects or make predictions. A place of relief, with no prospect of cure. That place is the No Future Club.« The No Future Club is a place for perceiving the present. For one week, Jascha lives behind a pink curtain. In order not to get into planning, an algorithm gives him tasks in random order. Visitors are invited to spend half an hour with him. It is up to them whether they join Jascha's activities, watch him, close their eyes or simply enjoy the time during which nothing is expected of them. Accompanying the performance installation, which was on display at the KHM Open 2021 diploma exhibition in the library garden, Jascha presented a 3-channel video installation created in collaboration with Elisabeth Sophie Caic and Richard Andreas Finger.