Hardly any object is so firmly anchored in our households and accompanies our everyday life as casually and consistently as the refridgerator. This well-known, mostly white industrial product opens up private and collective areas. Told of isolation and intelligent objects, abundance and emptiness, thrift and waste, enjoyment and disgust, eating and being eaten, love and abstinence, gender and culture, life and its contamination...1,000 to 1 million microorganisms live on every square centimeter of a refrigerator. The object mutates, reacts, changes meaning and form. The freezer drips. The world blurs.
This rhizomatic circus performance zooms into the interior of a refrigerator and moves into a wide field, together - alone, with many questions and few answers.
Trigger Warning: You could find yourself confronted with exstatic electronic live music, hypnotic visual overload and at least one fridge, humans and other entities.