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\"MADEYOILOOK,<\/p>\n

Graphic design: Laurens Bauer, Caspar Reuss<\/p>\n

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MADEYOULOOK
\nMafolofolo Revisited<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

From 2.8.2024<\/strong><\/p>\n

The installation is open to the public around the clock.<\/p>\n

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Outside of the Kunsthaus Hamburg, the main road’s buzzy noise is interspersed with singing, conversations and nature sounds. What passers-by hear is the audio installation Mafolofolo Revisited <\/em>(2024) by South African artist collaborative MADEYOULOOK. The sound piece is a sonic record of South Africa’s historical and contemporary relationship with the land and the ongoing longing for its preservation and care.<\/p>\n

In the context of the street outside the Kunsthaus, the work attempts to connect one landscape with another. In an eleven-minute loop, the sound accompanies the urban life. Mafolofolo Revisited <\/em>reflects on globally shared experiences of a loss of natural habitat and traditional ways of life and calls for collective efforts in finding solutions. A reading corner in the foyer of the Kunsthaus completes the installation and invites visitors to learn more about land-related issues in South Africa.<\/p>\n

MADEYOULOOK’s interdisciplinary practice is based on Black everyday practices and is characterized by long-term research projects and collaborative endeavours. It is centred on an in-depth examination of the local spatial and social relationships—blurring boundaries between research and practice, content and form, artist and audience—in favour of the integration of art into everyday life.<\/p>\n

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Opening<\/strong>
\nThursday, 1.8.2024, 6–10 pm
\nin the context of Panorama V<\/em><\/p>\n

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Supported by the DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Programme with funds from the Federal Foreign Office and the ifa – Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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