For Jens Rosteck, Ibiza, the legendary "white island," is intertwined with a life and love story that has lasted nearly five decades. His "Eivissa," which has endured dozens of invasions, has little in common with the party island of the chic and trendy hipsters. Rosteck perceives the Balearic idyll as a cosmopolitan place of imagination, a site of longing and illusion. He reveals a paradise for image forgers and fashion pioneers, for exiled writers and dropouts, for drug addicts and Andalusian Gitanos. He opens the door to parallel worlds of disco culture and mass tourism: to an off-culture where anarchy, illusions, and free love reigned, to the emigration site of avant-gardists, to the bizarre aspects of an erotic-libertine miniature world, and to the creative center of a German artist.