Crying in the cinema, standing hypnotized in front of a painting, feeling the tingling euphoria during a theatre show, finding a home in a song: Emotional experiences in art reception often become significant reasons to get involved into artistic practices. While watching, listening, participating we get touched by something so profoundly we start to do it on our own. We are working artistically to express something, which eventually should/would/could be able to reach and touch others. But who are they?In weekly practices of visualizing, writing, listening and performing, the class invites its participants to explore your own expectations, hesitations or fears, when it comes to the display of your work. It tries to provide a space which invests in a respect- and joyful atmosphere, where the amount of experience in artistic practice is not to be compared, everyone's feedback is valuable. In which we show and listen, in which we gain confidence and reflect on the potential effect of our work becoming emotionally interesting for someone else.