The project at hand is a stop motion music video production for "Von Seiten der Gemeinde" that reflects on the highly debated topic of the wolf's return to Austria's woods and rural mountain areas, drawing parallels to the refugee crisis of 2015.
The project does not take any political sides or offer solutions, but instead presents a satirical statement on how politics often resort to instilling fear of the foreign and the different instead of attempting to win approval through narrative.

The music video, titled "Wolffreie Zone," has received numerous accolades, including "best national music-video" at the Die goldene Schindel Musik Film Festival in Innsbruck and "best music short" at Intuition Earth Film Festival.
It was also nominated for "best animation" at the Berlin Music Video Awards alongside high-profile names like Elton John, Dua Lipa, and Salvatore Gannaci.

The project involved a team of eight individuals, over 6,000 pictures, approximately 30 fully rigged and movable puppets, 7 set-builds, and countless props.

"Wolffreie Zone" is featured on "Von Seiten der Gemeinde's" third album and is available for purchase at various outlets, including Mediamarkt, Bandcamp, and discogs.