Wait and See and See and See

A ritualised choreography of hands and simple objects above a section of soil offers a phenomenological journey to the essence of the cycle of life.

An ingenious visualisation of a real-life story, focusing on the inner world of this soldier, killed in an explosion while greeting a civilian.

200 kilometres from Beijing, men live among rocks that wait to be hacked, cut and sanded. Once the stone monument is in place, nobody remembers these actions.

During the annual celebration of Fisherman's New Year, Iranian trade, tradition and customs, past and present, are still very much felt today in Qeshm.

How to overcome the locked-in syndrome of the computer screen? A meditative reflection on the urban jungle, with the colour blue as main protagonist.

Family, Feminism, LGBTQ, Love: Come Coyote evokes the reproductive challenges of same-sex couples with sensual poetry, humour and a hint of despair.

A close reading of the characteristics of perfume in advertisements leads to criticism of the celebrity cult. The rich get richer, but everyone smells poorer.

After receiving his last wage and sending it off to his home country, a house painter deliberately abandons his mobile phone on a park bench.

Surrounded by the sound of nocturnal animals, a girl falls into a deep sleep. Gradually her dream unfolds into a cosmic journey through a rural village.

This disruptive video invites the viewer to drift through a string of surreal scenes from a sabotaged nature documentary with a quietly unsettling atmosphere.

A 3D programme generates a strange configuration of residential units in a utopian field. An attempt to create a brand-new community defined as 'neutral daily life'.

You see the girl or you don't. But it is clear she is afraid of touching people, and now she is going on a journey to overcome her fears.

How different is online chatting from talking to a sock puppet? A rather absurd cartoon-like animation raises issues such as self-analysis and social relations.

Schizophrenia is the creative principle here, splitting up realities and reassembling them anew. Wieland evokes the hidden ruins of the psyche.

Magda has been captive in her own life for a long time. Her psychiatrist Dr Eyre wants to wake her up, but Magda's mind is stronger than anyone expects.

Quotes from Sigmund Freud, C.G. Jung, and L. Ron Hubbard form a conversation on technology and identity, and societies with religious foundations.

An electric fan, a boy with eerily fast-growing eyebrows and a penchant for apocalyptic reverie: the psychological portrait of a 21st-century child?

Good heavens! Airline safety instructions can be highly ambiguous. John Smith delivers a biblical interpretation of Ryanair's in-flight safety card.

This monument to Sharon Stone is entirely based on 15 chemically treated film stills. An abstract remake of the remake of the thriller Les diaboliques.

An unusual collaboration between curator Harald Szeemann and artist Rudolf Herz was set in motion in the summer of 2003: 'Lenin on Tour'.

Through a stream of consciousness, the film reflects a woman's contradictory feelings while far away from home during Brazil's recent socio-political crisis.

A conversation between two olive trees about nothing at all. And the farmer carried on ploughing.