By Nina Winiger

Some encounters at LUFF 2018:

• A group of students from ECAV making an anthropological study about the visitors.
  • One of them decomposed a Falafel Sandwich and photographed its inside.
  • One of them photographed the visitors shoes.
  • Two of them interviewed me about what my definition of “Underground” is.

• An artist who thinks that no clear artistic statement about our society exists yet.
• Billy Roisz, on a bench near a fountain, with helicopters making noise while I was recording our interview.
• An old friend on his way to a residency in Berlin.
• A theater actor talking about dance.
• A guy I met four years ago, also at the LUFF.
• Two guys talking about real estate investment at the table next to mine.
• A filmmaker that was part of one of the most important artistic movement of the 60’s, asking questions to his audience with incredible humility.
• A friend disappointed about the lack of consistency in arts nowadays.
• People dancing on Michael Jackson.
• A film banned in Great Britain at its release and afterwards went lost for about 40 years.
• A musician creating sounds as if one would record microscopic sand particles, using just a guitar.
• People drinking special brewed Absinthe.
• The child of a director shouting: ”I want to explode, cause I’m a volcano!” on the stage of the final ceremony.