MUṬIKKAPPAṬĀTA [electronic resource].

RAW Material Company 2024

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With the MUṬIKKAPPAṬĀTA project, the actress Nathalie Vairac, embarks on a long journey that questions the immateriality of transmission through the story of a little girl born in Bordeaux to an Indian mother and a Guadeloupean father. She questions the way in which visible and invisible memories have crossed time and oceans, transcending violence to transmit the breath of life from soul to soul. This research delves into the reality of multiple heritages: with fragments of intimacy and personal stories, Nathalie Vairac reconstructs the path of our collective identity. She uses dreams and the symbolism of their archetypes to return to that part of the night that teaches us. Nathalie Vairac’s practice explores the territories of the unfinished and the places of humanity that can be re-imagined. She questions the other ways of bearing a heritage, and the possibility of using scars as a source of new life.
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Imperialism
Art--Exhibitions
Postcolonialism
Racism

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Nathalie Vairac
Delphine Buysse
Mame Farma Fall
Marie Cissé Fall
Haja Fanta
Ndeye Filly Gueye
Fatima Bintou Rassoul Sy
Kerry Etola Viderot
RAW Material Company
Céline Labrune Badiane
Chris Cyrille
Kamala Marius
Ari Gautier
Sylvain Sankalé
Velica Panduru
Diane Umutoni
Rasmus Koch Studio