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Station Kautschuk follows a voyage of a lonesome traveller, a nomad wandering from planet to planet. The traveller, a bare- skinned creature with rubberboots could be an extra- terrestrial beeing, a comicstripe- figure or a captain of spacestation.
The means of expression and communication for the creature are movement and voice which originate from the skin, rubber, eyes, flesh and from all the cavities which can produce sound in its' body.
Station Kautschuk is built up from pure images. It is mixing futuristic and archaic forms, artificial and natural elements independent from any set time scale.
There is not a storyline, no exact message. The spectator is simply invited to witness the existence of this creature who happened to land in front of their eyes and ears at that moment.