Tallulah Patricia B

What drew me in wasn’t an abstract theme, but Kourtney as a person. Kourtney as a practice. A way of thinking through the body rather than around it. Three Black women. On a spectrum of Blackness, creativity, curatorial responsibility, and curiosity. Each of us shaped by different contexts — the US' South, Switzerland, Europe and beyond — yet meeting in the same question: how do we move between institutions and intimacy without losing ourselves?

(What You’ll Find) On the Way to Becoming is not a play that explains itself. It creates a shared space and observes what happens when people are trusted to arrive on their own terms. Participation is invited, never required. Stillness is as valid as movement. What unfolds is not spectacle, but attention — collective, unranked, and quietly transformative.

I did not attend Professor Greta Patzke ’s recent lecture on artificial photosynthesis  as a scientist. My presence in the room was that of a systems thinker — someone who moves between disciplines, between art and analysis, between the symbolic and the structural. The title — Welche Zukunftsfragen löst die künstliche Photosynthese?  — translated to Which future questions does artificial photosynthesis solve?  But what it really asked, at least to me, was something deeper: what does it mean...