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Poem, Tz’aneem

Magazine

31 December 2016
This month's topic: Artistic ResearchResident Editor: A*DESK
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Poem, Tz’aneem

Every day there are fewer spaces.

Spaces that are becoming violent,

spaces kidnapped by architectures,

by shipments.

Playing is where one learns to enjoy,

Shout, laugh, share, cry, invent, without time mattering – time

in our context is reflected by our military governments

who have impoverished our people. The inherited fear of

armed conflict that persists in different forms.

Use traditional or untraditional games to tell of our

history, our reality, where we remain bogged down in a process

of militarization.

I love intervening in the landscape, why? It’s where we see ourselves. I’m in contact with the Lake, fire, earth, winds, volcanoes, mountains and the blue sky when it gets dark traces the Milky Way where my Ancestors communicate and count the passing of time. I stem from ideas, research, dreams, history, ancestral practices and the energies of sacred places. I’m interested in resolving my Art such that the spectator can ask herself how beautiful the Place in which we live is but how we are destroying it.

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