On the necessity and madness of the norm
A group of young people gather in a clinical room made up of rules and stools. They go into experimentation and subject themselves and each other to a norm. The norm. That which most people think, find or do. Before they realize it, they catapult themselves into a surreal world. A world in which incomprehensible agreements, unwritten laws and restrictive straitjackets hold sway. Who is able to guard their own limits and who gets entangled in a web of other people’s opinion and judgment?
LOOK is about the necessity and madness of the norm. About what happens to people who do not want or cannot piece themselves within certain rules and traditions. Full of dedication, the group zooms in on the beauty of differences and zooms out to the world in which people want to look more and more alike.
Is the sometimes-cramped search for identity made impossible for us because we divide ourselves into ‘us’ and ‘them’? LOOK investigates.
Choose your battles