In the fourth part of the series, Mareike Foecking talks with Roberta Ahlquist, a writer, speaker, and book editor, who teaches teachers the multicultural foundations of education in the College of Education at San Jose State University.

Timm Ulrichs in an interview about the significance of travel, fantasy and the last journey.

In the third part of the series, Mareike Foecking talks with Satjiv Chahil, who is a Silicon Valley pioneer and thought leader specialized in the digital transformation of global businesses, enabling startups to scale, and aligning business goals with social purpose.

As an additional part of her artistic work ‘I am looking at Silicon Valley – Silicon Valley is looking at Me’, Mareike Foecking has produced photographic videos – as a reaction to the closure of museums – in which she talks to some of the protagonists of her photographic work and her travel diary about the pictures taken in Silicon Valley and thus decodes them.

Almost 60 years ago, Stanley Brouwn asked people passing by to draw a THIS WAY BROUWN: The path he would have to take to get to their home. In the context of the exhibition Christoph Mueller has drawn a tribute to Stanley Brouwn and in the last weeks many visitors have shown us their way.

As an additional part of her artistic work ‘I am looking at Silicon Valley – Silicon Valley is looking at Me’ Mareike Foecking has – as a reaction to the lockdown of museums – produced photographic videos in which she talks with some protagonists of her photographic work and her travel diary about the pictures taken in Silicon Valley and thus decodes them.

Norbert Kottmann about the making of the work “… und er warf sein Antlitz zur Erde” (Gethsemane).

Simon Faithfull in an interview about the feeling of déjà vu, the originality of digital drawings and his travel habits.