Can the combination of stories from individuals be considered the collective identity of a city or a neighborhood? Or is a collective identity created through people’s interactions and exchanges?
Commercial memories,
Intimate memories,
Political memories.
In all cities around the world, souvenir shops sell impersonal mugs and keychains. But how can these objects be challenged to truly represent the identity of a place and its community?
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Individual artworks from: Diane Meyer, Estelle Saignes, Louise Devin, Simon Lehner
Collective artworks created during previous workshops:
_ Photographies with La Nombreuse
_ Ceramics with Anaid Moh and young ladies from Le 88, sound recording by Kimia studios
_ Writing and illustrations with seniors from Home Des Ursulines and Habitat et Rénovation (PCS Radis-Marolles et Querelle)
_ Tufting with PouvoirFaire

Curators: Assal Sharifrazi & Daphna Krygier
Production: Face B
With the precious help of: Aylyn Bendehina & Célia Braeken
With the support of: Région Bruxelles Capitale, Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, Cocof