BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//TYPO3/NONSGML Calendarize//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-deoriento-supporting-programme-hang-the-memory-in-the-wind -cornelia-becker-amp-kechou DTSTAMP:20250828T150342Z DTSTART:20250901T170000Z SUMMARY:De:Oriento - Supporting programme | Hang the memory in the wind - Cornelia Becker &\; Kechou DESCRIPTION:A migrant falls ill and dies far from their country of origin. What conditions arise when the support of relatives fails to materialise due to insurmountable visa and entry regulations? And what voids are left by the lack of rituals and traditions that are no longer a matter of cours e in the life of a binational union? Musician Kerim Melik Becker and write r Cornelia Becker explored these questions following the death of their pa rtner and father\, Algerian musician Ahmed Chouraqui. As part of the Embod ied Temporalities art festival (at Oyoun Berlin)\, they created the instal lation: Hanging the memory in the wind. A multilingual and multimedial pr oject in which twelve galabiyas become a canvas for visual poetry.\nA co-o peration with various artists. Fares Mokrani\, Marie-Pierre Ficheux\, Moun ir Karis\, Hannah Santana\, Roseangela de Araujo\, Dylan Greene\, Jess Cor b\, Diana Obinja\, Karl-Heinz Aubele\, KerimMelik Becker\, Cornelia Becker \nCornelia Becker. Freelance writer and poet. Studies: German\, Spanish\, art therapy. Involved in the development of various feminist intercultural projects\, including Literatur Frauen e.V. Berlin. Involved in initiative s such as The Poetry Project\, a poetry workshop for young refugees. In ad dition to publishing stories and poetry in magazines\, anthologies and rad io\, she has also published novels and short story collections.\nKechou (K erim Melik Becker)\, a Berlin-based multi-instrumentalist\, producer and s ongwriter\, combines influences from Gnawa\, Raï\, Afrobeat and Kwaito wi th electronic sounds and self-built instruments to create a distinctive so und.  X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

A migrant falls ill and dies far from thei r country of origin. What conditions arise when the support of relatives f ails to materialise due to insurmountable visa and entry regulations? And what voids are left by the lack of rituals and traditions that are no long er a matter of course in the life of a binational union? Musician Kerim Me lik Becker and writer Cornelia Becker explored these questions following t he death of their partner and father\, Algerian musician Ahmed Chouraqui. As part of the Embodied Temporalities art festival (at Oyoun Berlin)\, the y created the installation: Hanging the memory in the wind. \;
A multilingual and multimedial project in which twelve galabiyas become a ca nvas for visual poetry.

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A co-operation with various artists. Fares Mokrani\, Marie-Pierre Ficheux\, Mounir Karis\, Hannah Santana\, Roseange la de Araujo\, Dylan Greene\, Jess Corb\, Diana Obinja\, Karl-Heinz Aubele \, Kerim
Melik Becker\, Cornelia Becker

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Cornelia Becker. Free lance writer and poet. Studies: German\, Spanish\, art therapy. Involved i n the development of various feminist intercultural projects\, including L iteratur Frauen e.V. Berlin. Involved in initiatives such as The Poetry Pr oject\, a poetry workshop for young refugees. In addition to publishing st ories and poetry in magazines\, anthologies and radio\, she has also publi shed novels and short story collections.

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Kechou (Kerim Melik Becke r)\, a Berlin-based multi-instrumentalist\, producer and songwriter\, comb ines influences from Gnawa\, Raï\, Afrobeat and Kwaito with electronic so unds and self-built instruments to create a distinctive sound.
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LOCATION:Chemnitz\, Gallery LeKriEr END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR