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EXPERIMENTICA 24: Onismo Muhlanga: Matriarch !habesi of spring
- 0h 30m
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- Duration 0h 30m
Matriarch !habesi of spring offers a film, sounds, patterns and movement alongside the spacial energy in between. Matriarch signifies homage to the divine maternal force that births and sustains us. !Habesi (in N|uu, a Khoe language) signifies roots, lineage, kinship, and belonging.
With our ancestors, this offering is speaking to our cosmic mother universe, sharing links our roots of daughter earth with a dialogue to (re)honour and preserve them both through ritual and reverence. This invitation is a guide for our renewal into spring. Inspired from !Habesi, a collaboration project between Indigenous Frequency Cast and |Kx'am.
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