Photography by Moise Youmba.
Titled Together Day, the former industrial hall presented a program of activities bringing people together, including a small tattoo studio, a workshop room to paint your own tote bags and a paintball station to create individual artworks, sponsored by Philip Morris Germany. With dinner bringing a sense of community, the location hosted several food trucks and tables to eat, chat with one another and gain strength for the forthcoming night.
Accompanied by music featuring DJs like Patrick Mason and DJ Wolfram, the wide running spaces of the Nåpoleon Komplex turned into a big dance floor of people enjoying each others company. Later on, the House of St. Laurent kicked off with a Voguing performance, honoring the Ballroom community and the black queer scene, creating a safe space and embodying the message of the night; a celebration of togetherness.
Photography by Moise Youmba.