In the dead of a rainy night in Switzerland, an investigation begins in a locked, white interrogation room. The missing person is the stomach, and all the organs become suspects. As the investigation progresses, the boundary between reality and hallucination breaks down, revealing a dark secret.
On a rainy midnight in Switzerland, an investigation begins in a white, locked interrogation room. The missing person: the belly—and all the organs are suspects. The heart beats the brain, which is running away to Monaco; the liver, the belly’s son, is taken by the rib cage; and when there is nowhere left to run, the vagina also enters the picture—not gently.
As the investigation progresses, the boundary between reality and hallucination disintegrates, revealing an even darker secret. In the end, one question remains: Are we searching in order to find, or are we simply afraid of the moment when there will be nothing left to search for?
A young, bold, and fiercely provocative work, brimming with humor and pain.
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