Curious evening in the art cabinet: Rosinante inspires Kaiserslautern!

Curious evening in the art cabinet: Rosinante inspires Kaiserslautern!

Andreas Fillibeck recently presented extracts from his humorous science fiction novel "Rosinante-The Adventures of Spaceman X" during a special event, the "Space Night", in the K2 K2 Kabinett in Kaiserslautern. The reading was part of a creative evening that took place on April 21, 2023, and attracted numerous interested parties who were able to inspire literature and the artistic examination of science and fantasy topics. The highlights of the event included musical performances by the songwriter Hans Nauerz, who presented pieces by Hannes Wader and Franz-Josef Degenhardt as well as English rock and folk songs.

In addition to the reading, the illustrator Michael Reutlinger presented a "mini-rosinate show" that made the audience immerse yourself even more into the fantastic worlds of Fillibeck's book. Filmmaker Karl-Heinz Christmann gave another creative impulse with his collection of "Querbeet quotes" for the event, which made the atmosphere even more alive. The event was free of charge, but donations for the Schermerhof project were welcome.

about the novel and its characters

The novel "Rosinante" tells the adventure of the protagonist Spaceman X, who travels through the universe with his spacer glider Rosinante. On his travels, he meets bizarre and varied characters, including the reptiloid Susi, the service robot Fritz and crazy control computer. These encounters are part of a humorous narrative that appeals to the reader of all ages.

In the literary society, the genre of science and fantasy literature is increasingly valued, since it reflects the creative and technological possibilities that the future can offer us. The interest in this type of stories remains unbroken, which is also evident in the event, which was held in a creative framework and offered the best entertainment.

science fiction in context

The topic of science fiction is increasingly important in different cultural contexts. For example, the Weltmuseum Vienna offers an extensive insight into the world of science fiction in its current exhibition. Visitors can discover a selection of books for children and adults that reflect the variety of topics in the genre. Among the works presented are classics such as Mary Shelley's "The Last Man" and modern interpretation such as Ahmed Saadawi's "Frankenstein in Baghdad".

These developments show how literature and art serve as platforms to reflect on complex topics. The events related to Fillibeck's reading are a clear sign that creative approaches to deal with the future are becoming increasingly popular, not only in Kaiserslautern, but everywhere.

For those who want to learn more about the multifaceted world of science fiction, the Weltmuseum Vienna offers a variety of free offers that have been created in cooperation with the libraries of the city of Vienna.

For more information about the event and the work of Andreas Fillibeck, the articles can be found at Wochenblatt-reporter.de read. It is also worth visiting the Weltmuseum Vienna for a deeper insight into the current trends of the science-fiction-literature.