
Challenging the exclusive house
– a feminist anti-capitalist performative attack on Western neocolonial power structures using knowledge, care, laughter, unity, dance, anger, song, poetry and other subversive behaviors.
Somewhere, in the middle of our reality, an economic summit is being held. A man speaks about global growth and human goodwill. You can’t see him, but his voice penetrates everywhere; into the heads of four random women who don’t know each other. In the evening, as the women go to sleep, they think of the Berlin conference. When Europe divided Africa between them. And because the women are thinking about the conference, they enter the room where it took place. The year is 1884. There are only white men present.



