Little Red Riding Hood visits her wolves in Cologne

katharinajej has been living in Cologne for many years. When she's out and about in the city, there are a few places she prefers to avoid. These are places she finds unpleasant. Her friends and acquaintances feel the same way. katharinajej asks them what they think are the most dangerous places in Cologne.

Dressed as Little Red Riding Hood, she then visits the places she was warned about or where she herself does not like to go. These are Wiener Platz, Breslauer Platz, Ebertplatz and the Josef-Haubrich-Hof near Neumarkt. katharinajej lingers in these places in her Little Red Riding Hood coat and keeps an eye out for her wolves. What or who makes her uneasy?

In contrast to the fairy tale, in which Little Red Riding Hood is warned by her mother about the wolf in the forest and should not meet him, katharinajej looks for her wolves in these places and approaches them.
By getting to know people, she wants to confront her own fears, build understanding and connection, and soften her reservations about people and places.

After the encounters, katharinajej records her experiences in writing. In her notes, people's stories are interwoven with her own. Dressed as Little Red Riding Hood, she reads her texts aloud close to the places she once visited. The stories are about addiction and powerlessness, about weed, crack and heroin. Between confessions of love and fights, there is dealing, crying and sharing.