"The artist should paint not only what he has in front of him but also what he sees inside himself"

Kaspar David Friedrich

This video installation brings a simple kendama game into the mountain landscapes near Dresden, placing a small, repetitive gesture within a much larger natural setting. The work moves between close attention and distant observation, letting the rhythm of the toy meet the quiet of the surroundings. At its center is a moment of standing before a fog-filled valley, a scene shaped by both play and reflection.