Getting Lost Finding Something

An Infinite Journey

Getting Lost Finding Something is a multisensory performance that begins with a search for answers capable of giving meaning to life. The work invites its audience into a journey rather than presenting a single conclusion.

From Macrocosm to Microcosm

The project shifts between the vastness of the universe and the microcosm of life. These changes of scale become a way to ask what connects us and how a sense of cohesion might be reimagined in a world shaped by increasing online connectivity.

A Co-Created Multisensory Format

The performance is presented by Pink Valley in collaboration with students of Alexander Puschkin School. Magnificent Matter is credited for video, contributing a moving-image layer to a performance built across bodies, sound, costume, stage space and visual media.

The published project imagery places silhouettes and microscopic structures inside the same visual field. Cosmic scale and material detail are not treated as opposites; they form one shared environment for the audience.

Public Presentation at Villa Heike

The TUSCH co-production premiered at Villa Heike in Berlin on 4 July 2024, followed by two performances on 5 July and two more on 6 July. The venue and performance period are documented by Pink Valley and corroborated by the official Lichtenberg cultural programme.

Creative Team and Support

The public project credits name Pink Valley and the students of Alexander Puschkin School as performers and collaborators; Magnificent Matter for video; Alexander Maulwurf for music; José Délano for stage design; Lacy Barry for costume; Julia Gotzmann for production; Florencia Risopatron for graphic design; and Pippo for photography.

The project is presented as a TUSCH co-production in cooperation with Pink Valley. It was supported by Fonds Soziokultur with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, Heidehof Stiftung GmbH and Stiftung Berliner Sparkasse. Pink Valley also thanks Alexander Puschkin School, especially Frau Zander and Frau Kauert.