Reinhard Krehl, Silke Steets and Jan Wenzel's Leipzig Protest Atlas (July 2005). Spatially speaking, protest is a form of action that normally does not posses its own space, but temporarily penetrates into the spaces of the other / the powerful. There it abrogates rules, creates conflicts and afterwards disappears again on this location. To put it in different words: protest is something performative. It becomes visible only if it takes place. "Leipzig Protest Atlas" maps spatial and temporal dimensions of local protest.