Another night out, this time close to the Sylvensteinspeicher. Spectacular sunset, very windy and lots of movement at the sky. I was worried about the first signs of a thunderstorm – but then the night was calm and warm. The mountain goats were whistling, came really close and looked directly into my heart.

Last weekend I decided to do another experiment outdoor. This time I wanted to be close to water, so I choose the pristine Walchensee. It is one of the deepest, biggest lakes in the Alps and very old and cold. When I am there I always get a solemn awareness of time. I imagine this whole huge area filled with gigantic glaciers and who knows what else?

When the sun went down temperature dropped drastically. I realized that my sleeping place right at the water front wasnt ideal for hiding or using a big light – anyone could see me from anywhere.

So I stayed in the dark and that was phantasic because I could see all the shooting stars and my eyes and ears got extremely sensitive to the smallest sensations. It feels as if every part of the body becomes a sensor..and yes – antenna for subtle movements!

Walking with a wood antenna .. trying to detect signs and signals from the trees. It was a very quiet Sunday night – October but still a warm brise along the Seine. I saw quite some rats as I walked along the river, we greeted each other.
I was guided and accompanied by the both wonderful Valéry Faidherbe and Ramuntcho Matta who both filmed discretely my nocturnal adventure.