With Maria Thereza Alves
Published by Urubu and the Council of Europe (ICC)
“Are there any tell tale signs of strange swirls that can foretell unseen rocks?”
Maria Thereza Alves
VOICE OVER “BORDERS”. It’s our 3rd issue and this time it’s about movement, migrations, immigration and emigration.
Brasilian artist MARIA THEREZA ALVES offered us a bitter-sweet narrative essay where times and places come together in a subtle critique of intercultural relationships.
Italian artist and anarchist Massimo Mazzone makes an hyperbolic comparison between the parliament hemicycle and a frontier line. From Brussels, young curator Ichraf Nasri tells us about her personal journey from Tunisia to Belgium, and more specifically from fitting in with western cultural values to a liberated thinking. Another travel across borders and history is told by Indonesian artist Tintin Wulia, explaining her long lasting project (Re)collection of togetherness, and her personal family history through the Indonesian mass killings in 1965-66.