Week 113 – September 6 to September 13 (2022)
Natacha Nisic
Après une longue pause, je décide de respirer à nouveau. Le poids des choses a trouvé un nouvel équilibre, les masses occupent le ciel, mais c’est pour libérer le mouvement du soleil.
After a long pause, I decide to breathe again. The weight of things has found a new balance, the masses occupy the sky, but it is to free the movement of the sun.
Valeria Troubina
Katja Stuke
(Google Street View 2015) Aug 20. 2022
»Every day bad news from Ukraine. Still. Every day a new name of a village, town or city in
Ukraine. Every day a screenshot-photo of a tree in that town. A tree to just hold in for a moment.
A tree as a reminder. A tree as a metaphor for time. And a quote referring to that town.« Katja
Stuke, Trees in Ukraine, since 24.2.2022
Ruth Maclennan
Catherine Radosa
(digital photomontage, 09/2022, realised in the framework of the long terme project on the Triangle de Gonesse, Paris region, France)
Dettie Flynn
Nationalism provides us with one simple response to complex questions
Le nationalisme nous apporte une réponse simple à des questions complexes.
Liveful performance with camera – 3 min. 6 sec.
Liza Dimbleby
Letter from Kilcar
Kilcar, Donegal, July 2022
The blue and yellow flags outside the houses here are not for Ukraine, they have always been flying in front of people’s houses, on the driveways and in the hedges, blue and yellow for the Gaelic football team of Kilcar, a village just below the better known Glencolumkille, in South West Donegal.
We come here every summer. My children’s great grandmother grew up here, one of thirteen children, in a low two room dwelling up the side of a glen. The half-ruined house is still there and used as a store for sheep feed. There is a tarmac road that runs up to it where a windmill has been put up on the land, just above the ruin of the house.
Manuela Morgaine
