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Jonas Götz & Jan Motyka (2014)

With the courage to be enthusiastic—Just like the ability to perceive and to be sensitive, our ability to be inspired also decreases steadily from childhood on. Observations like this gave rise to the question of what inspires us, how and why we are excited. Our free approach to doing what inspires us results from the various subject matter, the urge to discover and the creative spirit that is inherent in every person and serves as the basis for the process of enthusiasm. Without a fixed goal in mind, among other things, water drops, handguns or bacterial cultures became the subject of our experiments. In all the work that was created for this diploma, however, we always tried to challenge all the different facets of enthusiasm.

Jonas Götz, Jan Motyka

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