Jan Baszak’s sculptural installation will respond to contemporary moods and aesthetic longings. A gap in the existing order that opens up to new perspectives. A redefinition of the social construct. A reaction to a reality that triggers fear. A gesture of hope, change, and a smile on a tear-streaked face. An autumn that lasts all year long. “Letztraum” will primarily be an egalitarian space for interspecies cohabitation – a place resembling a freestanding structure, a dedicated room, a greenhouse, or a shelter. A den, a sculpture, and an installation built from textile scraps and metal. A melancholic world in amber hues, a ruin in the making, collapsing under the weight of weeds. It will be a space of inclusive co-presence: of people, leather-and-sock creatures, non-human beings, ghosts, and other entities pushed out of everyday experience. A room bathed in orange light. A sunset. The last rays of the sun pleasantly stinging the eyes. The final moment of warmth and calm. Baszak’s installation will become a shared, introspective breath—one that finally breaks away from binary divisions.