Copyshop

In the organizer's words:

The terrain of the body is changing. #MeToo, artificial intelligence, trans rights, egg freezing, influencers, rape as a weapon of war, surrogacy, abortion depending on zip codes, implants and interactive sex dolls are just a few of the buzzwords that define and constitute our post-modern and post-biological body consciousness. We are empowering our bodies, drawing new boundaries, breaking down or overcoming old ones.

Against this backdrop, "service not included" examines the simultaneity of progress and regression, self-determination and subjugation in a time of almost disembodied existence, in which regulated and controlled bodies appear in a new edition.
The female body in particular is still seen as a moral explosive. It is constantly commented on and regulated, can be touched and is vulnerable.

How self-determined are these bodies in a time of technical achievements / progress and reactionary thinking / conventions?
The "COPYRIGHTS" project explores the complex relationship between body politics, copyright and digital identity in the context of performing arts. The central question is how the body read as female is controlled, reproduced and monetized in the digital age.