TABULA RASA tells a cross-generational story of a woman and about the different roles she has taken on in the course of her life. It is about crossing psychological and physical boundaries and breaking with normative social rules and stigmas.
On the one hand, it is a reflection on the socially shaped ideal image of a woman and mother, and on the other hand, it is an attempt at a retrospective approach
to a mother who, due to early childhood separation, was neither emotionally nor physically present during her lifetime.
Tabula Rasa serves not only as a personal examination of identity, motherhood, and the process of coping with grief, but also as a contemporary German document for society as a whole.