Berlin, the Bitch and the Witch

Beneath the bridge a conclave gathers. Bitches and witches build a barricade, the rising smoke hexing the messages of the street. _Berlin, the Bitch and the Witch_ conjures a collective spell against the circuits of capital that shape and exhaust life in the contemporary city. In the Western world, magic is often used as a metaphor for the mystical, the sacred, and the imaginative, challenging ‘rational’ or ‘scientific’ frameworks of understanding. Here magic is a method. The exhibition gathers artist-magicians who work with movement, sound, irony, fiction, and irreverence to reveal what capitalism renders invisible: care, madness, healing, resistance, and interconnection. Like a circle around a fire, these works open a shared space where _Bitches and Witches_ reclaim knowledge, protect one another, and imagine new forms of survival within Berlin’s monsters, ruins, and rhythms. The show does not ask for permission, it lights it up.