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Does language embody me, or do I embody it? What role does the body play in writing and in literature? The stories from Sara Reichelt’s *Klaviatur der Möglichkeiten* shed light on the inner worlds of people facing existential crises, yet who find unexpected solutions. In doing so, they overcome their own limitations, and at times also the boundaries of social norms and expectations. In Ferenc Liebig’s poetry collection *Die neue Körperlichkeit* (*The New Physicality*), the focus is on the body and its transformation into language. In the search for meaning, the content of memories and the exploration of needs, the body is a response to its environment.


During the evening, Sara Reichelt and Ferenc Liebig will read from their works and discuss the limits of language, the joy and fear of crossing boundaries, and the independent lives of bodies and textual bodies.


Sara Reichelt, born in Nuremberg in 1964, is an artist specialising in fiction, visual art and dance performance. She prefers to work in a multimedia format. She finds inspiration for her texts and artworks not only in her everyday life in a multicultural neighbourhood, but also during her stays abroad, including in Buenos Aires, Istanbul, Beirut and Odessa. In addition to publications in anthologies and magazines, she has published the novels *Gefährliche Mietschaft* (2023) and the collection of short stories *Klaviatur der Möglichkeiten* (2025).


Ferenc Liebig, born in Potsdam in 1983, writes because he feels most at home with language. As a writer, he has taken part in numerous readings, directed a play entitled *Väter* and been published in various literary magazines and anthologies. His poetry debut, *Geräusche aus dem Zimmer nebenan*, was published in 2024, followed by *Schnappschüsse* and *Die neue Körperlichkeit* in 2025. He is a member of the artists’ collective *turtle collectives*.

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October 2026
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