For the memorial SS special camp / concentration camp Hinzert an interactive, narrative and musical audio tour of the now completely empty, idyllic meadow area of ​​the former concentration camp has been developed. With the voice of actor Oliver Hermann and the standalone composed, atmospheric soundtrack by Nika & Artett is today idyll contrasts hauntingly with the then horror and superimposed in this artistic approach a narrative archeology.

A Hörspur is a history of voice, sound and music that falls over a place like a patina. It makes the place which the listener visited, experience in other ways, be it in which it directs his attention to things he would not have seen without them, or by leaving it to experience things that in the present only pale traces remain. The story reinforces the site.

By the listener moves through the place, it moves at the same time by the Hörspur and influenced its course. The experienced and told space merge into a singular whole. The atmosphere of the place, with its sounds, smells, moods and images that seeps into the story. The place enhances the story.

The Hörspur project away from nonfiction conventional city guides and museum guides and takes a step to the art: A stretched Hörspur and spread the concept of radio play into the room and makes it accessible. Locations will be staged with the means of literature, music, the sound, opened up new interpretable.