A Rathaus is one of the most conspicuous places where the state and its citizens interact. 

Not only is it a bureaucratic hub where endless paperwork is produced, but also a political space where an elected council rules on issues related to the local community.

In this environment, citizens are guided by a set of predefined pathways that lead to institutional spaces and activities.

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Making use of a vast variety of approaches and languages, Intermission artists present their perspectives about the resilient anomic element interfering in every functional context.

They will explore possible patterns of meaning at the borders between socio-cultural structures and the metaphorical space of the anomy.