

Comics about my experiences with
the Self-Determination Act in
INDIVIDUAL
Every person therefore has the right...
freely and without interference from others...
2025
Exhibition at HilbertRaum Neuköln
Comics drawn with Procreate
Felix Böhmer, Ezra Ællen Church & Kaj Osteroth
4 April – 13 April 2025
Things are glitching, things aren’t working – how can one stand up for oneself,
for what is one’s own, in a society whose crises produce one shock after another?
Self-determination is now even enshrined in law, but what does it mean to actually
determine one’s own course; what are the limits of self-determination? In a society
characterised by an established shift to the right, a sense of unease is spreading,
raising the question of how long one can remain engaged, and when society’s
constraints become overwhelming. In the search for cohesion, collaboration and
recognition in others, it is important to maintain a focus on one’s own identity.
What image do we project to the outside world? How does one assert oneself?
And for how long should one wish to contribute, and when does the connection
break down? The exhibition by Felix Böhmer, Ezra Ællen Church and Kaj Osteroth
revolves around the unease that accompanies standing up for oneself.


That's not my name
Best read whilst listening to the song
‘That's not my name’ – The Ting Tings

The application

Mutual support

The doctor's appointment

The Jobcenter

World politics





21 x 21cm booklet












Comics about my experiences with
the Self-Determination Act in
INDIVIDUAL
Every person therefore has the right...
freely and without interference from others...
2025
Exhibition at HilbertRaum Neuköln
Comics drawn with Procreate
Felix Böhmer, Ezra Ællen Church & Kaj Osteroth
4 April – 13 April 2025
Things are glitching, things aren’t working – how can one stand up for oneself, for what is one’s own, in a society whose crises produce one shock after another? Self-determination is now even enshrined in law, but what does it mean to actually determine one’s own course; what are the limits of self-determination? In a society characterised by an established shift to the right, a sense of unease is spreading, raising the question of how long one can remain engaged, and when society’s constraints become overwhelming. In the search for cohesion, collaboration and recognition in others, it is important to maintain a focus on one’s own identity. What image do we project to the outside world? How does one assert oneself? And for how long should one wish to contribute, and when does the connection break down? The exhibition by Felix Böhmer, Ezra Ællen Church and Kaj Osteroth revolves around the unease that accompanies standing up for oneself.

That's not my name
Best read whilst listening to the song
‘That's not my name’ – The Ting Tings

The application

Mutual support

The doctor's appointment

The Jobcenter

World politics






21 x 21cm booklet










