Levin Eichert

GGGGGHHHHOOOSSSSTTTTT is a participatory work that explores how we reconnect with the present when we've forgotten what it feels like to be alive.

Four curious, colourful ghosts invite audiences into a playful investigation of the in-between. Neither scary nor evil, they are creatures of memory—part human, part animal—relearning the world through touch, taste, and distorted echo.

The work investigates what it means to exist between worlds, to be shaped by memory, and to reconnect with the sensory, living present.