Kalli - Warthestraße 67

The entrance of a building in Neukölln is set in motion: wall sections fold outward in all directions, recalling The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. Graffiti emerges across the expanded façade. Passers-by, children, tenants—anyone wishing to participate—are invited to extend and transform a work initiated by graffiti artists; paint is provided. For 48 hours, the disruption of fixed architectural forms becomes not only an aesthetic gesture but a deliberate social experiment. From the resulting images, wearable objects are sewn and passed on to dancers and movers, generating choreographies for performative interventions in public space. Painting returns to the street and creates networks of people and places. Parts of the façade remain permanently installed in the entrance