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Veronika Lesniak, Ralf Petersen & Laura Wegscheider
**Flying Dutchwoman**
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Projection-Installation
Space in between houses and Waterchamber
On view throughout

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Projections, projections, fresh projections! Armed with salt water and ghost stories, the **Flying Dutchwoman** haunts the space between the houses, where she can also be visited through two windows and via ladders.  **Lesniak, Petersen & Wegscheider** begin their story with confusion: Who is projecting? Where are the projections located? Even in retrospect, it is difficult to say with certainty which journey of the Flying Dutchwoman this installation is actually about.

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The **Flying Dutchwoman** is an interstitial performance that calls for active engagement, but also provokes passive involvement.

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//„I’m going to tell a secret: my dress is lovely and I don’t want to die.“//
– **Clarice Lispector**

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//**Veronika Lesniak**// chaotically chooses the right paths; if she hadn't gone to Linz after her apprenticeship as a watchmaker, she might have gone to Aschau in Burgenland to continue her studies. 
Today she floats between many analog media and works absentmindedly on everything that seems possible to her. 

//**Ralf Petersen**// is interested in tactile things, assembles and cuts up analog film, tapes or GDR mopeds.

//**Laura Wegscheider**// has no A-levels, comes from a working-class family and grew up in a small village in the low mountain range. She enjoys working with old materials, whether on the building site or in the film lab.