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  • The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann – Episode 17

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 4. February 20234. February 2023

    A Novel by Mira Steffan Robert casually raised his right hand, which was resting on Ute’s shoulder, and greeted everyone. But then his gaze slid past them. Automatically, Charlotte turned and saw two attractive men …

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  • Mira Steffan – Utopia of Everyday Happiness

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 7. December 202220. January 2023

    In the coming weeks, the individual episodes of the novel The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann by Mira Steffan with illustrations by Corinna Heumann will appear at intervals. Utopia in the multiverse of human relations In …

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  • Episode 1 – The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 3. December 20226. December 2022

    A Novel by Mira Steffan 77 kilos. Charlotte stared at the scales in horror. No wonder her pants didn’t fit anymore. For only being 165 centimeters tall, that was clearly too much. Disgruntled, she looked …

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  • Episode 2 – The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 5. December 20226. December 2022

    A Novel by Mira Steffan Justus no longer noticed the slamming of the front door. His thoughts twitched like random lightning in all directions: Checking the PowerPoint presentation, packing the laptop, not forgetting the exposés. …

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  • Episode 3 – The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 6. December 20226. December 2022

    A Novel by Mira Steffan “Wrong. When you started family planning and told the CEO you weren’t available for a board position because you wanted to get pregnant.” “That was only fair.” “May I remind …

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  • Episode 4 – The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 8. December 20228. December 2022

    A novel by Mira Steffan Smiling, she followed her instruction and looked up at her. Her chin-length, fringed blonde hair framed her oval face, giving it a soft, feminine expression. With her dark blue eyes, …

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  • Episode 5 – The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 11. December 202211. December 2022

    A Novel by Mira Steffan Charlotte and Justus had met for the first time at a freshman party. She stood at the edge of the dance floor and let her gaze glide casually over the …

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  • Episode 6 – The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 13. December 202214. December 2022

    A Novel by Mira Steffan “Have you signed up?” with a stern look on her face, Susanne wagged her index finger back and forth. It was another Saturday morning. There were red and yellow tulips …

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  • Episode 7 – The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 17. December 202217. December 2022

    A Novel by Mira Steffan Not three steps away from her, she saw a man who had already caught her eye in the seminar because of his endless questioning. “What are you doing here?” “I’m …

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  • Episode 8 – The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 22. December 202222. December 2022

    A Novel by Mira Steffan Done. She had done it. The applications had been sent. Thoughtfully, she turned on the kettle, got a chamomile tea bag and her teacup from the cupboard. Leaning her hip …

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  • The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann – Episode 9

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 27. December 202227. December 2022

    A Novel by Mira Steffan Two more job interviews followed in the next few weeks. But the salary expectations matched even less than those with UPPA Energie GmbH. After another two weeks, Charlotte was about …

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  • The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann – Episode 10

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 31. December 202231. December 2022

    A Novel by Mira Steffan The energy and the voices of the others were stuck in her head. Charlotte turned off the radio. Not a single sound could she bear anymore. The clock on her …

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  • The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann – Episode 11

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 2. January 20232. January 2023

    A Novel by Mira Steffan Charlotte looked around her office. She liked the small room of about ten square meters and the window front to the right of her desk. Above all, and this was …

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  • The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann – Episode 12

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 8. January 20238. January 2023

    A Novel by Mira Steffan 7:30 p.m.: Charlotte switched off her computer and left. She had a dinner date with her sister Pauline. Twenty-five minutes later, she pulled into the restaurant parking lot. As she …

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  • The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann – Episode 13

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 11. January 202320. January 2023

    A Novel by Mira Steffan “Mhm,” Charlotte looked at the menu impatiently. Hopefully she would change the topic of this conversation. After all, she didn’t feel like pretending that everything was fine with her and …

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  • The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann – Episode 14

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 18. January 202320. January 2023

    A Novel by Mira Steffan She bent wearily over her desk like a flabby banana skin. Her head was now as empty as a scooped out pumpkin. She nervously glanced at the clock in the …

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  • The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann – Episode 15

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 22. January 202327. January 2023

    A Novel by Mira Steffan Something was wrong with the calculation of the costs. Charlotte did the math again, then with the desk calculator. It was clear. Someone in accounting had not only added up …

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  • The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann – Episode 16

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 28. January 202330. January 2023

    A Novel by Mira Steffan “You have to turn right in here.” Charlotte sat in the passenger seat and cheerfully gave Justus instructions. He promptly rolled his eyes, “I know how to drive. I know …

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  • Reverse Graffiti Meets Paste-up – Who is seiLeise?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 20. October 202220. October 2022

    SeiLeise is a street artist from Cologne. He came into contact with graffiti as a teenager. Later he finds – meanwhile trained as a graphic artist – in the art of the street the central …

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  • Art for all people – Who is Stefan Moll?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 4. October 20225. October 2022

    Stefan Moll was born in 1973. His childhood and youth in Bergisches Land were followed by studies in art history, political science and modern German literature after graduating from high school. Already in the course …

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  • The Culture-Shelter: In Search of Lost Utopia

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 5. August 20226. August 2022

    From war to art: In the city of Cologne in bunker k101, French, Polish and German artists deal with major issues of the present. Artworks about climate change, war, defence and human powerlessness are reflected in …

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  • The Female Gaze

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 16. April 202222. May 2022

    Text and Image by Corinna Heumann The female gaze focuses on the female perspective of the body, role models, sexuality and its socio-political environment. It is a compassionate, gentle and inward looking gaze. In contrast, …

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  • Culture is the Attempt to Bring Paradise into the Midst of Life – a Plea for a Lively European Cultural Policy

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 28. December 202129. December 2021

    Text and image by Corinna Heumann Culture as an elixir of life or culture as food for thought – despite the professed appreciation, culture is often seen as an actually superfluous cost factor, as an entertaining …

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  • Aleatorics and Reimagination as Principles of Creative Processes

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 13. November 202113. November 2021

    Text and Illustration by Corinna Heumann Aleatorics, or the play with chance, has nothing to do with probability theory or game theory. However, it has widely been established as a creative technique in recent decades. …

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  • Life and Love equals Art: Who is Gary Zuercher?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 22. October 202122. October 2021

    Gary Zuercher grew up in Wooster, Ohio, attended high school there, and college at The Ohio State University. He lives with his wife Dominique half the year in Paris and the other half in Washington, …

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  • Weaving Heaviness and Lightness of Life into Literature: Who is Mira Steffan?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 21. October 202111. January 2023

    Mira Steffan was born in Oberhausen. She grew up in Bottrop, moved to Bonn and grew up again. After studying law, she began her professional life in the editorial department of a publishing house and …

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  • Digital Ethics – Will Unknown Algorithms Direct Our Lives? An Interview with Prof. Dr. Cordula Meckenstock

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 3. August 20213. August 2021

    Interview and Illustration by Corinna Heumann Professor Meckenstock, you are deeply involved in digital ethics. What is digital ethics about? Digital ethics is a fairly new term. Basically it is the logical consequence of technological …

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  • An Empathic World View Transfigures into Literature – who is Christian Much?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 22. July 202123. July 2021

    Christian Much was born in Luxembourg in 1953. Socialized as a European cosmopolitan, he spent his school years in Luxembourg and Brussels. After studying law and ethnology in Germany, he worked in 14 countries between …

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  • Rethinking Europe: The Realistic Utopia, The Other Branch

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 15. July 202115. July 2021

    Text and book Christian Much/ Illustration Corinna Heumann Political utopias inspire all eras. Alongside the better-known ones such as Plato’s State, Thomas More’s Utopia, George Orwell’s 1984 and Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World, some have …

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  • Symbol Politics or Dystopia de Luxe: Apple Trees, Climatology, Psychology

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 5. July 202117. October 2021

    Illustration Corinna Heumann/ Text Frank Fremerey Do we need psychologists to confront the climate crisis? Is giving up vacation flights, T-bone steaks and plastic bags enough to stop global warming?  When problems exceed our capacity …

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  • Time and Coincidence? Clocks as a Means to Understand the World: Who is Hans-Peter Jäger?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 20. May 2021

    In the tranquil town of Bad Honnef on the Rhine, Hans-Peter Jäger begins to take an interest in the big old grandfather clocks in his parents’ house as a teenager. When they stop, he is …

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  • Craftsmanship of Mechanical Watchmaking and Art Mechanics as UNESCO World Heritage

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 20. May 202120. May 2021

    Text and image: Corinna Heumann ‘It shivers with love…’ – the mechanical heart of Olympia: Craftsmanship of Mechanical Watchmaking and Art Mechanics have recently been inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of …

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  • About the Essential in Abstract Art: Who is Kim Kluge?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 27. April 2021

    Photo by Dennis Divinagracia Kim Kluge graduated with honors at University of Fine Arts in Braunschweig in 1999. Ever since she has been working as a freelance artist. She explores as an ongoing process a …

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  • Goddess – Mother – Creator: Notes on Cultic Sites in the Eifel Region

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 8. April 20211. May 2021

    Essay and Illustration Corinna Heumann – In the worship of their deities the social structure of a society is reflected. At special sites, at the archaeological temple districts of the matrons in the forests of …

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  • Visionary of globally valid digital ethics for a just digital society – Who is Cordula Meckenstock?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 18. February 202119. February 2021

    Ethical values, integrity, justice and their enforcement are her central concerns. After an Erasmus semester in Rome, Cordula Meckenstock completed her law studies in Münster in 2005. This degree leads her with honors via the …

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  • A learning “anti-hero” who wants to turn the world into a garden: Who is Frank Fremerey?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 2. February 20212. February 2021

    Photo by Paco Villalta Frank Fremerey is the executive director of the Volt parliamentary group in the Bonn City Council. He is also an author, photographer and project manager. Born in Beuel on the right …

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  • Making Art in the Age of the Anthropocene: Who is Daniela Flörsheim?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 6. January 20217. January 2021

    Cover photo Daniela Flörsheim/ Text by  Corinna Heumann Preserving paradises is the life motto of Düsseldorf artist Daniela Flörsheim. In her art work she deals with the major issues of our epoch, climate change and …

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  • Museum Founder, Feminist, Artist: Who is Marianne Pitzen?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 10. December 202011. December 2020

    Portrait by Dennis Divinagracia/ Text by Corinna Heumann Marianne Pitzen, born in Stuttgart in 1948, exhibits her works publicly for the first time as early as 1969. Shortly thereafter, she and her husband, Horst Pitzen, …

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  • World Health is in the Hands of Women

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 26. November 202029. November 2020

    Illustration by Corinna Heumann/ Text by Ted Ganten, Susanne Gold, Corinna Heumann Setting the pace in terms of equality: World health is in the hands of women! Equal treatment of women and men makes societies more …

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  • Overcoming Dystopia with the Art Drone: Who is H.O. Schmidt?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 13. November 202011. December 2020

    Fantasy, empathy, peace, respect and love open new perspectives on the future. The painter, action artist, sculptor and publicist Horst Olaf Schmidt was born in 1960 and lives in Remscheid. For over 40 years he …

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