to see. the city. to see. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one to a shadow and if your newspapers when official information as a journalist i have walked off the streets of many can trust and that for all those are all the say or do social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption we can afford to stay silent when

it comes to the fans of the humans and see the rightful folds who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is johnny carson and i work a d.w.i. . to feel immense too many people too little space the rent is too high and the time it takes you to get from one place to another is too long kevin candid ski is moving from the big city to a small town from quake in berlin to a quaint gurlitz in the eastern most tip of germany temporarily he says there's too many retired seniors and too little to do them and found too much support for the right wing extremist party but it wasn't necessarily my gun it's the city of kevin's do. but they are rolling out the red carpet for the artist and his family.

final preparations before moving day kevin needs to drop off his paintings at the gallery. in gurlitz everything has already been taken care of the project testing the city has arranged an apartment working space for kevin and his wife and even a daycare spot for their daughter free of charge for full weeks. and everything will be so close by. like beilin. when i take my daughter to daycare in the morning and then head on to my studio. i've already spent an hour travelling. over the week that i

have up to several hours that i could be using for better things. while he's gone a gallery will be displaying his work in the national and international art scene kevin's made a name for himself as you know. basically 5 pieces prints one framed piece and the 3 originals obviously. price. kevin is especially known as a street artist most of his artwork covers walls and buildings he appreciates all the free space that a city like palin has to offer. the big day has arrived off to gurlitz. since the car is so. full the family decides to travel separately. kevin takes his daughter

amalia in the car. his wife frederica will follow on the train with their newborn nicholai. the trip takes 3 hours on the road and in the train. frederica is still a bit skeptical the far right populist a.f.d. party captured 30 percent of the popular vote during the last parliamentary elections and the last local elections almost saw an a.f.d. man voted into office. but i'll just have to see when we get there and see how much it impacts daily life or how conspicuous it is what people are doing to work against it. that's something we could get involved in. we were

originally from a fairly small town in syringe in eastern germany so we're accustomed to polarization and luckily there are always people who fight back. soon and i'm curious to see what the daycare they arrange for us will be like it'll be a huge difference barrow daughter will any be in a group of 12 children whereas here she shares one floor with 60 other children in this open space concept. once they've reached gurlitz the family is greeted by a project worker. who. they are shown around their new accommodation for. life and this will be their home for the next 4 weeks. on the

wards. 3 rooms a kitchen one bathroom the project is covering their rent. amalia is delighted to discover they have a dishwasher. in fact she seems pleased with everything and kevin living in a small town with a 3 piece sofa. because the biggest fear is to stagnate in some backwaters to just start moving get stuck. it doesn't matter in which regard whether in my work or with my family. i'm not the type who was always pressing ahead but i don't want to stand still either. kevin has to sign some paperwork before he has handed the keys and the apartment is or his at least for

the next 4 weeks. who. is a development planner and is managing the testing the city project his aim is to attract young people to the aging town. while many apartments are empty here living space in large cities like palin is becoming increasingly scarce and an affordable. risk of a wide divided i think rural spaces more remote areas than small and medium sized cities are all in danger of becoming marginalized. to our project is trying to work against the trend we want to showcase goods as a medium sized city that can read before pressure in major cities and contribute to a more balanced population distribution throughout germany.

today he's visiting kevin in his studio the young family has been in gurlitz for 2 weeks now. tuesdays how if you didn't get it so far this so far it's been quite laid back in a lot of ways it's not as loud as it is in a big city and things are a bit more relaxed and i have lots to do so i am stressed but it's still more laid back than in a large city. i'm glad to hear that's what we initially assumed that people would be happy to get away from the stress of living in a major city and find some tranquility here in good hands with finished i think it's beautiful here when. sometimes it feels like it's in the wrong place but it's still beautiful and this is news from the start the feedback from the project's participants is important for. it helps them get a better understanding of what young people are missing.

kevin is currently reinventing himself and his work moving away from street art toward smaller formats right now he's experimenting with for oil pictures it's work that he could continue doing in gurlitz as well. and yet. to be honest if you compare gurlitz to berlin it's pretty an exciting here in terms of our through this. berlin you can meet up and exchange ideas with artists from all over the world demons who finished with toast. that would hardly ever happen here. chuffed being here is great for creating art it's quiet working spaces and studios

are all affordable and they're quite nice but i'd like to access the international market in order to sell my work or the internet. and that's where berlin has a clear advantage. while kevin works sometimes until late at night frederica takes care of the children in berlin they would have never have been able to reach their daycare on foot here it's a 15 minute walk. that's just a huge relief and makes and daily routine a lot less stressful because we're not stuck in traffic getting frustrated. frederica asked somalia if she enjoys the wall prefers driving today can like they did in berlin and. make it out to. a monastery she would prefer to be driven to day care like she was in berlin. when kevin can

find the time he meets with his family in the off to noon so they can all go to the playground together. but so far frederica and kevin haven't managed to make any acquaintances with the other girl it's residence. yeah and. we rarely meet other parents here who are open to inviting us to meet up sometimes. in berlin that happens more the north here because people are more open towards strangers we have rangers here and in berlin almost everyone is a stranger because you can't know everyone. but we still manage to meet. really cool people at the playground it. can get. a malia doesn't need her father's hand she says she can do it herself. right.

groups. so far the family hasn't noticed the a.f.d. all of her supporters at home. but they have noticed that the residents here do seem a bit more conservative. than i was facing here with us now i don't know if i'm just imagining it but it feels like we're getting stared at more often here because we're a bit exotic looking this in hip you know a young hip family and like i said maybe it's all in my head before but that's what it feels like to me. after her maternity leave frederica wants to go back to her job in the culture industry but to her gun it's has little culture to offer. and. to me it's always important to make sure you don't get behind. this might be a good decision for the kids but i need to make sure that i fulfill my own needs as

well have. its fans final evening in gurlitz in parting the project helped kevin to set up an exhibition. here and at least a few culture enthusiasts show up. nevertheless the family has made up its mind. we're not going to move here we had a great time and it's a beautiful city. but the people's mindset here just isn't open enough for us. but kevin could still picture coming back from time to time. for certain projects.

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