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framewalk 2017 in Düsseldorf with a team of young students and art instructors from Germany and Mozambique will be part of Kabawil’s [wa:|wa:] Festival. Find out more about the festival here»». More about framewalk soon here on this website.
28. Mai 2017 von admin | Kommentare deaktiviert für Question of the Day. Five.
How will you describe Framewalk in reference to space?
A big mall made up of different cubicles. Miracle
A place for meeting new people, working and sharing experiences. Enis
A place full of great people with diverse cultures. Victor
A state of mind that learns and experiences diversity with desire to share. Bukunmi
A place for collecting and distributing information. Jacob
A place where there is nothing like impossibility. Yakubu
An arena of multiple talents. Akambo
An opportunity to use your creativity and ideas with people. Wonder
A school where various disciplines are taught and talents nurtured. Alfred
A unified body consisting of different ideas and opinions. Benedicta
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Which sense represents the place you researched and why?
Sight. I was able to move towards certain different directions and things. Esther
Touch. I felt their pain, joy and laughter through my muscles. Adele
Sight, a place full of different varieties. Alfred
Sight. They have a leader and imitate what he does. Wonder
Hear. There were different sounds that made the ambiance unique. Bukunmi
Hear. People made the same sound but in different variations. Awa
Hear. The heartbeat of the slam lay in the stories I listened to. Enis
Touch. The heat from the sun was controlling my movement. Marie-Lena
Smell. A peculiar smell that was easy to identify but difficult to trace. Evelyn
Humour. Serious issues were tackled in a light hearted manner. Akambo
Hear. It was easy to identify different sounds. Angelina
25. Mai 2017 von admin | Kommentare deaktiviert für Question of the Day. Two.
Describe the space you researched in one sentence please.
37 trotro station, Marina Mall, Estate temporary dwellings.
A place that breeds loves. Ato
Crowded but filled with empowerment and togetherness. Suh
Loud and chaotic on one side and very calm on the other. Angelina
A place of convergence for traders, buyers and public transportation. Seyram
Leaving a mark is great but tapping from the environment is key. Esther
Very busy with business. Akambo
An organised chaos. Miracle
Old and rusty, though vivid and alive in each corner. Enis
Survival of the fittest. Bannerman
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24. Mai 2017 von admin | Kommentare deaktiviert für Question of the Day. One.
If space was a colour, what colour would it be and why?
BUKUNMI: White It is a unified colour. It allows different imprints and gives my audience the opportunity to find themselves in my space.
ANGELINA: Yellow It is bright and open.
SAMUEL: Black It signifies power. This gives me the ability to explore within my space.
YAKUBU: Black It represents courage. It reminds me of the struggle of my fore-fathers.
ATO: Brown It gives me a sense of connection between the seen and the unseen.
ALICIA: Red It’s colourful and broadens my horizon. Giving me the ability to be more creative
5. Oktober 2016 von admin | Kommentare deaktiviert für Question of the Day. III.
If your urban/rural space was a colour or an emotion what colour/emotion would it be and why?
David:
Rural, Green. It brings beauty onto my soul.
Urban, multi colour. Because of many nationalities.
Esteban:
Urban, Green. Solitude, the feeling of solitude brings me peace.
Rural, Blue-Black. Irritation, the feeling of irritation brings evolution and transformation.
Marie-Lena:
Urban, Red. Love, it makes me feel safe
Rural, Light Blue. Weiterlesen →
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If your Urban/Rural space was a person, what gender would it be and why?
Dariya:
Rural, woman. She gives life. Women are part of the general life cycle and this process is nature. Also women represent a special energy, the rising of the moon, rivers flowing, children crying, birds flying…
Urban – male. His role is to break through the process of the female.
Melih:
Urban, male. Rough, big and loud.
Rural, female. Elegant, pure and complicated.
Odwa:
Rural, female. Females are associated with love and softness, thus creating a calm atmosphere.
Urban, male. Male energy is very busy and loud. Males are associated with roughness and dominance just like urban areas. Weiterlesen →
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A: Close your eyes for 1 minute. Listen carefully. What do you hear closest and what farthest? Write it down please.
B: Your favourite rural and urban sound is:
Why?
Esteban: someone putting shoes on – people talking
Urban: when you can hear the sound from a far away festival
Rural: sounds of nature blending into one unique orquestra
Ana: the wind in my ears – a car coming around a steep corner
Urban: the sound of the subway approaching, exciting, compelling and never consistent. I want to make art about it.
Rural: the absence of sound, when the wind isn’t blowing through the trees, the birds aren’t squaking, the leaves aren’t crunching. Then the silence is really full. The moment slows, the min dis quiet, there is just being.
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4. Oktober 2016
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27. September 2016
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Marisa I consider myself a rural person following the vibrations and the rhythms of the city. The urban dance shakes up a little bit the harmony of my rural breath. And I feel alive.
Teya Urban. I grew up in a town outside of the city, but since I left I have always lived in cities. Freedom and aninomity that come from living in a more urban area is something that plays a big part in my identity and day-to-day experiences.
Marie-Lena Urban. I always lived in a city, I like to be with a lot of different people in a small space and to deal with differences/diversity, observing people, how they deal with trouble or to how different cultures meet. I think we can grow through urban space.
David More urban. I like to have people around me.
Dariya Urban. I am from St. Petersburg in Russia, I grew up in this atmosphere – many people, many cultures, many possibilities, share with another your ideas and learn a lot of things.
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27. September 2016
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26. September 2016
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Framewalk Maputo — an artistic conversation about
present urban/rural situations/transformations
a plural perspective
on a smaller scale, a specific context
in music, dance and theatre
avoid generalisation
phenomena concerning individuals and the collective
opening a dialogue and a conscious debate
resonating in and out
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31. August 2016
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11. Juli 2016
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11. Juli 2016
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11. Juli 2016
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Describe your total experience with this Framewalk in reference to hybridity?
Aichata: I never used to sing or dance but now I can do music, dance and my own theatre. I find this good and it is hybridity to me.
Benso: It was magical, there were people from different cultural background and we still connected to form beautiful pieces.
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