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  • Various Artists
  • November 14th 2026
  • TATWERK | Berlin
theme possible future 26
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POSSIBLE FUTURES brings together four projects currently in development, creating a space for genuine dialogue between artists and audiences. It stands against extractive, consumer-oriented practices that treat artists and their work as valuable only in their final, “consumable” form — ignoring the research, the detours, and the process that shape what a work becomes.

Each artist shares an excerpt of their ongoing work, followed by a short feedback session at a shared table, led by Aurora Kellermann, Artistic Director of TATWERK.

What forms of collaboration can emerge between those who make a work and those who encounter it?
How can we bring our own ideas and perspectives to a work in progress without overshadowing the artist’s vision?
How can we truly be collaborative?

POSSIBLE FUTURES is a collective working day, open to all.
Our way of marking 12 years of TATWERK.

Dates

November 14th 2026 | 6:00 - 22:30
Free entry

Program:
Doors open at 6:00 p.m.
Welcome & introduction at 6:15 p.m.
Act 1 at 6:30 p.m. / feedback at 7:00 p.m.
Act 2 at 7:30 p.m. / feedback at 8:00 p.m.
Act 3 at 8:30 p.m. / feedback at 9:00 p.m.
Act 4 at 9:30 p.m. / feedback at 10:00 p.m.
Drinks & chats from 10:30 p.m.

Credits

Erratum (Hadrien Daigneault-Roy & Sascha Cowan) + Luke Nickel with MOURNING GLORY
Victoria McConnell with In_Visible Threads (working title)
Oozing Gloop with IMPAIRED BY TRIADS.
Jere Ikongio with Naked Truth

Biography

Erratum (Hadrien Daigneault-Roy & Sascha Cowan) + Luke Nickel A two-headed hydra composed of Sascha Cowan and Hadrien Daigneault-Roy, Erratum is a performance duo creating work that slips between disciplines. After two runs at Berliner Ringtheater in 2025, their latest piece FAGGOT*S is now touring Europe. Together and apart, they have shown work in Berlin, Montreal, Paris, Athens, Zurich, Frankfort, Hamburg and Melbourne. They also co-founded Wide Open, a platform for performance happenings rooted in pleasure politics. Luke Nickel is an award-winning Canadian interdisciplinary artist, composer, and researcher currently living in Berlin. His works knot together themes of memory, transcription, translation, queer identity, technology, and impossible roller coaster.

Victoria McConnell performs, teaches dance and creates interdisciplinary art that is grounded in the body, curiosity and interconnectivity. Born and raised in California, she earned her BFA in Dance from Belhaven University in 2008 and afterwards worked in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. Since 2015 she lives in Berlin and works across Europe. Victoria develops her own projects, collaborates with FREYAS collective and has performed with Irina Pauls, Marion Plantey, Sommer Ulrickson, Tanz Company Gervasi, Sara Angius, for Staatsoper Berlin, as well as performing for film and television. Facilitating workshops and classes since 2009, she teaches contemporary dance, improvisation, ballet and more.

Oozing Gloop is the worlds premier autistic green drag queen. She runs a cabaret workshop programme in Berlin ‘Oozing Gloops’ Academy of Kunst, has a performance lecture series ‘Age of the Anus’, ran a digital micro-commissioning platform for neurodivergent drag performers ‘The Swamp’ that arose out of her international (DE/UK) piece ‘Tentacular Spectacular’ in addition to creating her own two solo pieces ‘GLOOPTOPIA’ & the ‘THE GLOOPSHOW’ which arose out of ‘THE AWFUL JOURNEY’ a 100 mile drag pilgrimage in 2016.

Jere Ikongio is a new media, performative and immersive artist based in Berlin and Lagos. Adopting a research based art practice, explores the intersections of infrastructure, identity, and archiving using mediums like performance, photography, video, animation, creative coding, fashion, installations, 3D and XR.
Jere is a Magnum Foundation Fellow, a Digital Earth Fellow as well as a World Press Photo grantee. He has been selected for the Lagos-Berlin Artist/Curator residency 2021 and Dekoloniale Berlin Residency 2023. Jere’s work has been shown at the Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin, 5th Odessa Biennale of Contemporary Art, International Symposium on Electronic Art (ISEA), Durban, the 11th Bienal do Mercosul, Porto Alegre, Savvy contemporary, Berlin, Hong-Gah Museum, Taiwan, ZKU Berlin, 2nd Lagos Biennale amongst others. He is a member of the curatorial collective TXL.