Récréation sonore: Nouvel An en terres aborigènes

dimanche 13 mars 2016

I would like to acknowledge the Kunwinjku people who are the traditional custodians of this land. I would also like to pay respect to the elders past and present of the Kunwinjku nation and extend that respect to other Aboriginal people present. J'ai baladé mes oreilles curieuses 10 jours à Gunbalanya, une communauté aborigène tout au nord de l'Australie. Nous avons passé le nouvel an en famille, en visite chez des amies qui travaillent au centre d'art Injalak et apprennent à tisser des paniers de feuilles avec des femmes. Nous avons mangé du requin et de la tortue d'eau douce et frotter nos aisselles avec du sable pour éloigner le Rainbow Serpent. Family trip to Gunbalanya where we spent sometimes with freshwater mermaids women and our friends who live there, working at Injalak Art Center and learning how to weave the sun with pandanus leaves. This was broadcast as well during a satellite event of the 4th Biennale 2016 for art and technology in Trondheim, Meta.morf : We Hold This Myth To Be Potential, Investigations into Afrofuturism. Credit voix / voices : Briony Denver-Redom, Orlando Hascoët-Redom, Anais Hascoët, Leela, Katra Nganjmirra, Roland Burrunali, Gabrielle Maralngurra, Priscilla Badari, Chelsea Badari and all ancestors and spirits there. Credit photo : Arjan Kok, Gunbalanya, 2016.