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“Stunde Null – Diallaw” (the hour zero – Diallaw) by Dior Thiam, Berlin/Germany and Senegal
“Stunde Null – Diallaw” (the hour zero – Diallaw) was made in 2020 during the first lockdown that Dior spent in the fishing village of Toubab Diallaw on the coast of Senegal.
DIOR THIAM – visual artist
www.diorthiam.com
https://www.instagram.com/dior.thm/
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#freeimprovisation on my poetry “Mein Gedicht”, Julia Shelkovskaia
“Mein Gedicht”
Mein Gedicht ist wie eine Treppe
Zum Haus. Zu meinem Haus,
Das ich nie hatte.Da wohnt ein Kind,
Ich störe es nicht
Ich lasse es machen was es will
Es will nichts
Ich warte
Bin ich seine Mutter?Ja, mein Gedicht ist wie mein Kind, oder
ein Kind in mir, das immer Angst hat,
aber auch immer herzbewegend
Ja, Geduld ist nicht meine starke Sei…tsssEs spielt!
Mit EsslöffelJa!!! Mein Gedicht ist wie
Esslöffel!
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obwohl Esslöffel ist besserNa ja, mein Gedicht ist mein Versuch
Zur Verbindung
Ein Versuch*
Моё стихотворение – это, как лестница к дому,
К моему дому, которого у меня никогда не былоТам живет ребёнок
Я ему не мешаю
Я даю ему заниматься чем он хочетОн ничего не хочет
Я жду
Я – его мать?Да, моё стихотворение, как мой ребёнок или
ребёнок во мне, который всего боится,
но очень трогательныйДа, терпение – не моя сильная сторо… тссссссс
Он играет
со столовой ложкойДа!!! Моё стихотворение как столовая ложка
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Хотя столовая ложка лучшеНу да, моё стихотворение – это попытка
Связи
Просто попыткаInstagram https://www.instagram.com/shelkovskaiulia/
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“farbrelevanz” by Anne Mundo, Berlin/Germany
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“Der hellgrüne Mond” by Barbara Mayer, Germany
Website: www.barbaramayer.art
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClRlQ8ewbztHbmxaTZTCzMA
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“Music Made Me” by Elijah AGWARU ANOMET, Uganda
Elijah AGWARU ANOMET is an Uganda-based visual artist, practicing contemporary art to create awareness and/or advocacy for socio-economic transformation.
The work is titled “Music Made Me“; inspired by youths from marginalized communities who’ve been hoping for better livelihoods and have established themselves through community-based music bands.
Instagram @eli_jah_17
Twitter @eli_jah17
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“Fly Like An Eagle” by Kobusinge Jackline, Uganda
Connect With Kobusinge
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kobusinge.jackline.37
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jacklinekobusinge/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/KobbieJackline
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4JiQgWoRS8n44I0BUKrRbx
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/kobusinge-jackline
YouTube. https://youtube.com/channel/UCqmWDcmSfiXThN6vrGOCJnQ
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“DURA” by Marie Lynn Speckert, Berlin/Germany
Instagram: @mduraart
Web: www.mdura.xyz
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“buntbebasteltes Bild” by Silke Leimann, Germany
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“On the Island” by Teuta Pashnjari, Finland
Instagram – @teutaptea
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“Schizophonia” by Ili Os, Greece/Germany
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“Lifted” by Hakeem Adam, Ghana
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“digital fire” by Timo Kahlen, Germany
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“Kumakaya” by Ejuku, Uganda/Brazil
Category: Projects
Sound and Colour Open Call
Eupa Project is seeking submissions for the 2022 installment themed Sound and Colour. This hybrid multidisciplinary artwork aims to give any artist from any discipline an opportunity to collaborate through a digital call-and-response approach.
For this round, Eupa, a multi-coloured group of creatives, wants to explore how sound and colour elements affect our day-to-day lives. Through this call, Eupa seeks the collaboration of musicians, painters, artists of all backgrounds, and well-wishers to respond artistically to the music of colours and paint sounds.
The goal is to derive laws of colour and sound harmony. Ways to describe physiological colours and sound and subjective visual and auditory phenomena. The metaphors, symbols or emotions these two elements add to our social constructions. The images that we see and interact with and the sounds that wake us up are part of our every day. From the sound of birds chirping in the morning to the sirens alerting some of us at night. A grey or white snowy day. Sunset in the desert…
We will post some hint sound and art pieces on Eupa Website and invite artists to respond. The musicians make music on the visual pictures that we post. And visual artists create visual art pieces for the music and or performance pieces.
In the end, we will have a collection of sound and visual pieces. We will organize an online exhibition. And we will combine selected works into a multimedia performance to celebrate. As a stretch goal, we will seek to have an offline exhibition in Uganda. We will reveal the details later as we understand how many works we will have.
This would make a rich tapestry of “chain-mail” art and music pieces, each corresponding to a previous one. The results would feature on the website, and other (or the same) artists will respond to them.
There are two ways to take part:
- Email a sound or visual art piece that responds to the theme of Sound and Colour to eupaproject@gmail.com by October 31, 2022.
- Go to https://eupaproject.org/sound-and-colour-hints-and-responses/, pick a work you would like to respond to, and send the response by November 30, 2022.
Thank you!
Materials to submit:
- The piece itself via WeTransfer, Google Drive, or an embeddable player (Spotify, SoundCloud, Bandcamp or YouTube)
- Your name, email, and the country where you are from.
- If you are responding to work already on the website, please indicate which one.
- Any links or social media handles you’d like us to include, such as Instagram, Youtube, Soundcloud, Facebook or your website link.
Eupa Message to the Future 2021
In 2021, we asked artists, poets, musicians, and filmmakers throughout the world to submit their messages to the future. Here are their messages.
Music heals, “We sing what can’t be spoken” Anytime i may feel stressed out, having faded mold, feeling of disappointments and Failure i usually isolates myself to quiet and less distracted place with my guitar and sing my heart out and heart heals. The skills of Music and art, playing music instrument and hopes is what i want to situate and deposit in to the next young generation that is experiencing lot of depression.
Isabirye Mitch Uganda
Society has changed perception of how we treat our languages and most parents make it a point to teach their kids English as early as possible denying them the chance to learn their mother tongues. Therefore I would like the future generation to drop the notion of Kids that speak native languages aren’t cool and thus me as a writer am supposed to do my part and spread the word. “
James Gichuru AKA “Churu” Kenya
In community with others, you make better and more beautiful progress. Be careful with your messsages. Lets open our mind to the unknown. We need to un-learn and re-name. Not only speak to the converted. To go on, I want a vital and creative disagreement.
KARØ GOLDT Germany
i woul like to pass on the great ideas i have to the next generation and also let them know that everything in possible come what may.
Lwanyaga Phaixoual
“Something I would like to pass on to the next generation is to work hard and avoid laziness.”
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Eric Kwizera, Rwanda
To the next generation, I would like to pass on a sense of confidence not only in pursuit of what you want but also in facing who you are. Through my work as an author, I would like to awaken the power within for every reader, the confidence to chase those dreams that seem too big and the courage to live a life of open expression. Kendi Karimi, Kenya
Art and magic – Eupa Language Project 2021
We asked artists in Uganda, Germany and all over the world to submit their favourite words and sayings. We got dozens of submissions from all over the world. Here are some of them.
The Language Project started during the 2020 pandemic. It connected artists through space, time, and language barriers. The participants submitted their favourite words and created artworks inspired by each other. Poems. Videos. Drawings. Street Art. This page is a memory of the submission and created art, preserved.
What is your favourite word?
Eupa team responses
Video
Gilead
Sketchbook
Maria Kubysh had created a sketchbook in response to the words submitted. Here is a video.
The Language Project at Dewe
We presented the language project at Eupa event at Dewe in December 2021