“What if I wanted to access the memories that were denied to me?
To use the ashes to rewrite the history of the blood marks left in the folds of the earth.” Ka’adela is an animal with no right to belonging that searches her own history by sniffing in the culverts of history. She meets the jaguar and both build alliances with other subjects that weave together with them the creation of a hybrid artistic language, bordering and ancestral, like their own bodies. Ka’adela is a project, a research in progress, a shared cry.

Sep 28 | 8PM (GMT -3)
Click here to watch the Floating Talk with artists (in Portuguese)

RESEARCH TEAM

Idylla Silmarovi, Avelin Buniacá Kambiwá, Juão Nyn, Edgar Kanaykõ, David Maurity, Rafael Bacelar, Alexandre Hugo e Marina Arthuzzi

Artistic Facilitation Eleonora Fabião