In a series of videos, the artists, together with numerous protagonists, focus on spaces of exchange, self‑organisation and visibility for queer BIPoC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) in Berlin.

They connect queer-migrant history of the 1920s and queer Jewish life before the Second World War with political activism by the association “ADEFRA – Black Women in Germany” in the 1980s or the “OYA Collective” today, extending to visions of the youth ballroom scene for a queer Berlin of the future. The various places, people and temporal layers enter into dialogue with one another, forming a dynamic network of individual and collective narratives.

The installation understands itself as part of a self‑determined, open‑ended history shaped by continuities, overlaps and memories. In the museum context, the work presents this legacy as a multivocal journey through time.

An Open Space by Noam Gorbat, Omar Nicolas and Sama Ahmadi in collaboration with the Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin.