The landing stage at this exact spot, the location of Monfort Castle, the promenade that was built, the filled-in beach, a structure that gives Langenargen its character. A cityscape in our memory. Crowds of people on sunny days, scattered figures on the beach in fog and cold. Interaction between water and land, people and Lake Constance, between structure and action. Built paths, facilities, and their users. Social goods and people in an ever-changing arrangement with each other. Action, interaction. Hosts and visitors, temporary spatial connections. Remnants of New Year's Eve fireworks, campfires, washed out, fused, smoothed by sand and water, washed up again and again by the surf. Traces of activity on the banks, of life, celebration, and economic activity, bearing witness to shipping traffic and travelers. Plastics, metals, and glass are embedded in the driftwood, lying among shells and stones in the sand, forming a mixture of the natural and the artificial. (Text: Simone Rueß & Matthias Reinhold)