As if taken from random online conversations, the title Salopp Gesagt Schlapp! (German for “casually speaking I’m worn out”) has a clear oral character. Five structures, made of wood and tiles, design the space of a prospective and incoherent public toilet, where the artist employed formats that are usually found on the street: personal pictures were transferred to stickers or posters and scattered across the entire space while drawings and words were placed and repeated everywhere on the walls, all together tracing a perverted story of post war Germany.