How to end your wealth
How to end your wealth sends preconceived perceptions and everyday uses of money through the shredder. As money is stripped of its value and returned to its source material – paper – it attempts to bring forth other meanings and explores the value of "worth."
During this participatory performance, audiences are guided through a process of radically reconsidering their relationship to wealth – their own and that of others.
How to end your wealth is part play and part craft, which brings mapping, speculation and storytelling to bear. The participants experience how wealth turns into nothing, into paper pulp – for the undescribed beginning of a speculative future. How to end your wealth penetrates through your bank accounts into your minds and hearts, forging connections and tracing interdependencies within a global capitalist machinery. In doing so, it seeks to unravel larger questions and provokes thoughts about notions of ownership, principles of give & take, and privilege & aid…
Photography : Julia Klotz
Credits
Lead Artist
Abhishek Thapar
Co-thinker
Noah Voelker
Dramaturgical Support
Maria Rößler
Recording, Sound Design, Composition
Andi Otto
Edit, Co-composition
Jonathan Nagel
Voice Contribution
Mohamadou Kamara
A production by
Flinn Works in co-production with SOPHIENSÆLE
Supported by
Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media and the Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe
In cooperation with
Institute for Cultural Policy at the University of Hildesheim
Media Partner
taz.die tageszeitung

