A multimedia project to save the world by Evy Schubert & partners in crime
Ballhaus Ost on Tour @Culterim Gallery / Rossmann (Brunnenstraße 107, 13355 Berlin)
HOLY SHIT is a digital temple. An organism that is constantly changing. We want to be a movement that makes the internet a more beautiful place. We invite you to rewrite the algorithm of the internet. We want to open all windows and doors to share our megalomania with you: our open source for beauty. Just follow us on or dive in the full immersion. Dive into our hybrid display.
An old drugstore in a shopping mall, shortly before demolition: the Extinction. Then surfaces become surfaces: Brave New City, Berlin location.
Shortly before the end, we would like to invite you – to a moment full of beauty. Immerse yourself with us in our hybrid setting, where digital and analogue merge and become something else: a colourful twilight zone between all realities. It’s the leap that makes the experience, not the step.
Our digital temple occupies reality: we are poetry, satire and pop. We are a work of art. We are irritation, riddles and swarm intelligence. We are many, if you join in. Everything becomes more beautiful.
In Real Life, Life is changing.
Make the digital real!
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Evy Schubert is a director, multimedia artist and author and works at the intersection of theatre, film and text. She has realised various productions with the HOLY SHIT team.
Website-Launch, Live-Performance und Party on 20.09.2024
Exhibition from 18 to 22
Performance at 19:30
Ballhaus Ost on Tour @ Culterim Gallery / Rossmann (Brunnenstraße 107, 13355 Berlin)
Artists/Collaborators: Starsky & Hutsch (Social Media Agent), Gloria Brillowska (Kostüm), Carl-John Hoffmann (Webdesign, Musik), Rebekka Schwark, Johanna Hinsch (Maske), Su Jung (Assistenz, extra Visuals), Anja Quickert (Dramaturgie), Esther Agricola, Margarita Breitkreiz, Sabine Waibel, Almut Zilcher (Schauspiel), Evy Schubert (Regie, Text, Konzept), Jasna Witkoski (Produktionsleitung), komposter.si komposter.si (Video)
A production by Evy Schubert and Partners in Crime. Funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion in the Digital Development in Culture programme.
With the kind support of Volksbühne Berlin, Ballhaus Ost and Culterim Gallery.