The one-month program “Touch me I’m sick” at Lothringer 13 Halle explores the relationship between illness & disability and the artistic creative process. The inclusive program serves as a discursive space for all people, with or without disabilities. Workshops, performances, concerts, and artistic works put creative expression—a universal language—at the forefront. To achieve this, organizations, self-help groups, and artists with physical impairments collaborate to create a diverse artistic program that investigates the relationship between physical & mental constitution and artistic creation. Crip to crip. During the program, the FORECAST space at Lothringer 13 will be transformed into an open meeting space. There, alongside literature and music on the theme, a video keynote by the author Kay Matter, spatial interventions by the artist Serena Ferrario, and hand-formed bronzes by the artist and musician Mira Mann will be presented.