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Genesis Breyer P-Orridge and Hazel Hill McCarthy Talk on Bight of the Twin at CTM Festival

On the 1st of February Adrian Shephard walked to Kunsthaus Bethanien in Berlin, Kreuzberg. He was going to attend a talk that was organised by the CTM festival. I cite from the CTM information.

“Bight of the Twin,” a film created by Hazel Hill McCarthy III, documents McCarthy and P-Orridge’s trip to Benin to explore the origins of the ancient Vodoun (Voodoo) religion. The journey’s focus changed dramatically when, in the process of their research, P-Orridge was “serendipitously initiated” into an ancient ritual known as the “twin fetish.” This practice, which seeks to activate and connect the spirit of a dead twin with the living twin, was applied to P-Orridge’s situation of grief and in turn held the promise of reconnecting her with Breyer’s spirit.” 

Word to Adrian

“I recorded the film ‘Bight of the Twin’ discussion between Genesis Breyer P-Orridge & Hazel Hill McCarthy 111 today (February 1st) at Bethanien for the Club Transmediale 2017 festival on the theme ‘Fear Anger Love’. There’s an intro,  a horrible reverb recording and occasional ‘field recordings of squeaky chairs’…Both moving and inspirational (try and keep up till the end) , Genesis speaks of Lady Jay Breyer P-Orridge as a twin and their Pandrogynistic beliefs and ‘treating daydreams seriously as a way of life’…worth making notes if you can decipher the cathedral reverb and a testament to the times ‘they are a changing’ that we are living in now.”

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