Frauke Striegnitz

There was a climbing frame in the yard behind our house. I liked to hang from it upside down looking at the world being flipped over. Over the years about one million front door keys fell from my pocket and could never be found in the sand. I had to climb through the toilet window to get inside the house. At the age of 13 my ass grew bigger and wouldn`t fit through the tiny window any more. The climbing frame became kinda uncool around the same time. We moved out.
I began drawing which I do to the present day. I also animate. Currently, I am working on a short film and on an interactive animation installation. I still like to look at the world upside down. All of this I do at the Niaf.