The image shows the interior of an older prison building: a corridor with a solid cell door, painted green and bearing the number 44. On the left, daylight streams in through large windows; on the right, a metal staircase leads upwards. The walls are painted in light, slightly faded colours, and pipes run visibly along the walls.
The image shows the interior of an older prison building: a long corridor of cells with several numbered doors. The floor is littered with flaking paint or plaster.
The image shows the interior of an older prison building: a darker corridor with an open cell door, through which light shines into the otherwise dark corridor.

UNTIL WE ARE ALL FREE

A Performative Tour of the Prison

Seven stations, seven artists, seven performances. This tour will lead the public from cell to cell in small groups. Face-to-face encounters will take place where people once sat in isolation behind locked doors. Through the artistic works, the microcosm of the cell will become the starting point for thinking collectively about justice. What remains is the question of utopia: What might a future in which everyone is free look like? The tour offers a unique opportunity to explore otherwise inaccessible parts of the grounds of Rennelberg Prison.

Production credits

Photos: Anton Vichrov