Laura Amann, curator of the exhibition, will guide you through Darker, Lighter, Puffy, Flat.

It is getting colder and colder. It has become quiet in the forest. Winter is just around the corner. All the forest animals have already retreated. But what are the yawning bear, the scampering hedgehog and the eager squirrel doing in the middle of the theater?

"Pleasure Writing Workshop" with Helen Palmer in context of the exhibition Darker, Lighter, Puffy, Flat.

The two performers bring together fragmented embodiments of Dons Quixotes, not forgetting the infamous sidekick Sancho Panza, sometimes friend, sometimes accomplice, sometimes horse. Identities slip. The narrative explodes.

An architect designs buildings that should be stable, practical and beautiful. So an architect has to have many skills: drawing plans, calculating costs, negotiating with clients and, in the meantime, increasingly ensuring that the whole construction site, including the materials and machinery, does not produce too much CO2.

A beautifully animated adventure that uses video projections, stop-motion animation and ordinary chalk drawings to tell a story set in a different place, yet very close to home.