Our work for this exhibition went beyond the usual notion of a solution achieved through graphic design. Although the client talked us out of using a fog machine, they did give us the freedom to write on the glass walls of the Kinemathek with quark (curd). Using this inexpensive ‘primordial sludge’, we created a wayfinding system (cave paintings made with quark from Edeka supermarket). Together with the ‘broken’, flickering neon tubes and monitors stored in the janitor’s room, neon gaffer’s tape, and film stills printed out in the office, we created islands within the building to guide visitors in the right direction.