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tv   Arts Unveiled  Deutsche Welle  June 29, 2024 7:02am-7:30am CEST

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and don't tell you is, this is my form of storytelling. not only about myself, but also about our cold. you know that this all of the so you for the meal is also symbolizes mystical phone. some. ready ready the they wrapped for the rights of indigenous peoples and right against racism. they criticize the treatment of minorities with their aren't. they turn every day life in an authoritarian system into digital art arts unveiled visits for women from around the world with unique tales to tell. starting in peru, china post great game for, sorry. took me
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a great game. i could show in the middle of the pit rubin and days. this is where she lives. peruse, queen of catch your right. that's what we're not to. flores is now known as tetra is, the intention is thing which of her ancestors were not to flora's, use it as an active as to in hon. music the event one book and think get to a it seems the nice thing and catch you. i get a malice, me my input, i'm in the end, it feels like many people singing were not heard at some point. so,
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netscape that lives and that a woman does not see this puts out of my goodness and the most it makes us feel connected tables k, k come down the by singing and led to um, a language that has to be marginalized for a long time is i see that we resolve a we have finally wake up, then raise our voices together, o e, e, e, and some of the struggles is and going to catch you. it's still considered a stigma for the ditch in this room population in peru, and also need learn to language as a teenager. her grandmother's taught time today, it is part of the comically need ups before the time on the phone. i mean, the parents made a conscious decision not to, to check to a yes. may this young k,
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they were afraid that i would be discriminated against if i spoke to us and get to us. but again, we're just calling it because many people who speak at you on guess including the mother a. so what i meant that me my mind, they feel the way they look at us. and we, i say the discrimination of the a new call is to say that he's going to be messy on. and that is the one that i'm not the only one that i mean there are many young people my age who are afraid to speak, catch you off to me a little later. we have a lot of the she makes is track records on and colombia with the traditional music of the peruvian and these lyrics deal with the climate crisis, corruption and again and again the rights of indigenous people fairly screaming us and that's my experience discrimination, especially on social media got to see me when i started releasing my 1st phones that will, it's
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a racist comments under my videos and the server said to me and my parents, i felt very bad about it. and the my easiest part is the guy, and they, the impeachment, and the rest. the president paid through castillo, at the end of 2022 plans prue into a deep crisis and triggered nationwide. protests castillo was a beacon of hope, especially for the indigenous and poll real population, and were not as hometown of by a crew to the web protests for his release. the ministry and police responded with brutal force resulting in injuries and deaths. from the light of mine, when they killed the innocent brothers and sisters, i experienced it move past and it was terrible a way to see my mother and my grandmother's crying and to see that the pressure didn't report on it properly. that is to this day it's hardly ever discussed and instead of just us being done with co terrorists and if it's okay you and music
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channels will cease. yeah, i wanted to capture that. and the, some of the golden america you use up last night is still in the 2nd soon. i'm really good because he'll be there even back to the 19 eighties and 99 to use the indigenous inhabitants of i, a control were accused of being terrorist and to belong to an anti government gorilla organization. backs and civilians were tortured and murdered. what seems to be i won't judge from yep. in my day of the flight, we still pilot the one this the loan disappeared of the status on that own this the better. but i don't know if any of you and also to the most the rec j save on mine, definitely be joining us by side. i need for you. hi. so the next james? momma. com bus j? no, we, yes,
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i looked them as precisely what renata flores has set out to do with music and activism. now we're off to munich to meet a chinese multi medium artist, exploring the boundaries between virtual and real world. it's like being a guest in a strange world to of tokyo, a many place, one man machine and other creatures into, into symbiosis. the works of chinese, off his chelsea for the like motif of the octopus, named color changing unreal habits. there is area smith surrounding the origin if the on purpose. sure it's on hold, but it's not from this light but extra terrestrial. what are the so medium size is also symbolizes mystical thoughts. some met. so it meant 3 is the type of cell
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phase exhibition. they are invitations to power metal welts like here in the met to the space g o toby, a seat belt is free to so so on the 2nd life platform back in 2007. this is our digital alter ego china, tracy. and here is a home phone in the city roller blading with called mox probably for an examination of china's economic boom and crisis spoken to the public from 2008. today the future shown in a and b city looks like it's to put up some pick to ross. so say what am i so you can try your muscle cells in these media or in the future. they will serve as a kind of archaeological channel. it will allow us to understand what kind of media tools we use, what time. so you don't this amazing the funds, the whole reason we don't understand how office 6 russel's house in order to or if you like to present the whole in terms of social kate machine and technological
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developments on this. so within 2, well notice will then go back to taking a very large, clean, fresh, the destroyed neighborhood, the artist document to environments by breaking it up with fantastic elements for 5, documenting the fantastic the board, a town of men sooty, was supposed to have a new era of russian chinese relations today, it resembles a does appetite to dogs house. so it's how, so how is this your kind of as a child, i was able to look at west and tell him, for example, from hollywood. oh jesus, that naturally influenced my story telling to the center of the house it to sure new lights are in my studies however i i came into contact with surrealist from boucher this such as those by sending out and surrealism and it symbolic language is who helped me a lot in my search for my own children, my sick feeling that was a great experience so that they don't,
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that's enough for how whoever's on the seed you want about. so as long as that, and then even know mind, let's say you became a utopia. so pay talks about the strict drop down and singapore and china joining the print demik in terms of strategies for coping the office until i talk to about a tropical haven that high above the city. the island of isolation became a beach vacation. and why not? you might, your nation is off to all the greatest of or met of us is what the south side saved on last dollars your whole scenes as you phone say the, during the terrifying look down as a mother i want to give outdoors is some kind of alternative memory that was positive heights. so you can see jen, so i looked on this real whole site that we spent and looked down doing a kind of semi fuser in buying process for right down the phone. so i'm going to go to you bunch, juan b o i o and my daughter grace also remembers the cause it time. so john,
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the usual think that when i did say it to my mom sounds he liked it or is it sure going looking 1st will be oh yes, it's the desire to play. if that makes the works. so and accessible like this back mention field as accounts a point to digital overload as unapproachable and antics magic as well as may often see. each one has an anchor in the here. and now we should have this all way down one's own time and ages, which is have no opportunity to interact with works of on that sounds as with paintings, but you're not allowed to touch and i'm sure for them to as always a decision to do the alternatives and the full ways aside from a distance to the visitors, i'm sending you a distance in my what you can fit. another example playing with them high source. i hope that view is will end to my what so many sway you guys are. the dialogue comes
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angel to see what i'm wondering, perhaps some of them can even imagine living in my what. what is what i said to call you some sounds ha, shiver know, some was that usually happens helping me. so phase work is always about living space is real and factual utopias about the choices we leave behind when we've been checked into them. have met. that meant 3 is far more than a digital gimmick. it's in exploration of wants. ready to denmark now to meet german author and what size her life spends 2 continents and an entire century. ringback as a child, she had to flee nazi germany. she then experienced anti semitism 1st and again in 1930 south africa, she also witnessed a pos side. this is from is unfortunately this was my experience from day one. so i
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knew what my attitude towards this country, my interest in the some of these who advised became a journalist and an important voice. and the find the african independence. she interviewed nelson mandela, metro. but to me, gobby and was friends with rights and 19 go to my who received the nobel prize for literature in 1991 who device knew them. she's a witness to a century of history shortly before have 100. the best day we visited in her new home in denmark as shapes through how autobiography, which was published almost 30 years ago. the memories come flooding back, beginning with her childhood in southern german franconia with her parents. an older system ma got this is and off as the only jewish child in the village school had a wonderful time with many friends, mostly girlfriends, learned,
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and interest. and jason, this came to an abrupt end when the nazi ceased pallet in january 1933 for 9 just from one day to the next. i no longer existed for the teacher that he no longer called on me in class. when in the end, no one played with me during recess, please. oh, devices family live near him back a nazi stronghold. the jewish population faced increased discrimination here earlier than elsewhere. hitler chose near and bug is the city of the heis policy rallies. the nazis also ruled on the streets whose parents were aware of the danger . her father lost his job and as a jew couldn't find a new one unless it from a girl, unexpectedly provided a lifeline. this got the slice, i mean there were 2 families in south africa in johannesburg that we were related to. and one of these 2 families wrote to the head of my family that he had heard.
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there was a problem with jews in germany and he said they were looking for white people in south africa and he said he would vouch for us, went into the fruit, and so my father was able to emigrate and 1933 is but right to book on deck onto might as well just one brand rise to just one the the situation in germany, deterioration rapidly the newer and the gray slows were proclaimed in 1935 in south africa to angie semitism was on the rise and the extreme right was strong. shortly before jewish immigration was made almost impossible, who twice and her family received the necessary papers. the ships they sailed on was one of the last to take jews to south africa, who lived in her system. uncle soon realized though, that they were not welcome in the new homeland schools. and as i have to say that
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we went from one ante submitted country to another, i went to a very poor school in a poor district on was who i could feel that i wasn't accepted by my classmates except for one funding. and that was the same reason as in germany. would it be so fun is just this, this, this is the groomed law, the endorse them. how did people in the south africa find out what was happening in europe been discrete is during the war german jews were much closer to the war, knew what was happening creek, and they wanted to know what was going on with this. and so the bbc and other broad cost is, was sources of information about the war and the persecution of the jews. that the wealth and who device and have family only found out the full extent of the horror . also the world, 6000000 mode of jews. many relatives among them, the 1st sadness is the town, but also anger and hate the us. her experience made it all the
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more difficult to accept the mountain. a life station of people in south africa upon side was established by the states and 1948. it was the old story, terry himself declared domination if the white population of european descent is on the groups via you know, do we have the right skin color, even if we have the wrong religion unit. so this, after the war, the poor whites had at least one black employee eyes, despite their property era, but they despised them in distance and they considered them on the 10th of us, there were creatures, not for many people, just landscape thoughts from the ships. unfortunately, i experienced that from day one, so i knew what my attitude to this country was like a lead. so this is cindy. my name, my understanding to be some loved is to hold vice apartheid was unacceptable. she
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started meeting out with like minded people in a cultural association here. she also met her husband and spice, a generalist. she travelled and wrote under his name, rising senior opin media about the increasing brute, one person of black people. and then growing resistance. when her marriage broke down would slice his real career. as a journalist began to me uh, the 19 sixty's, she met the young, nelson mandela. then freedom fighter, they said president, she interviewed him while he was in hiding the pa side regime reactant harshly. she was know, so now to return to south africa from a trip room, can you from was excluded from south africa while i was in germany, it was a good story and then it goes from far under. no, it was only allowed to go back for one night to go to look in to say good bye to my
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parents. this is when my son was 2 and a half or 3 months old. hired try more to ad toggle and he is followed. she lived in london and southern rotation today sim promptly, they say getting expelled from this country to the african never let go. and her son, sasha, was always with as long as it was easy for me to go to a village with a child and get interviews to come. when, if i hadn't had a child with me, it wouldn't have been so easy as i have status. if it was a woman without a child has nothing stuff to and fro or he couldn't. this is an issue between 1975 and 78 who device lived in germany. once again working in the africa department of dodge, developed in cologne. as in africa. she was often the only woman in the job. for example, in this german t p program from 1976 in the country, we are interested in russet. so let's go back to dusty vist that you will see a,
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a closer should clicked on dean button to the code the next day. that's the section you on such up with the policy it is hold twice was only able to return to south africa again for the 1st time in the early 19 ninety's following the end fatah site . in 1994, nelson mandela became south african president of to the country's 1st free democratic collection. in the decades that followed, she wrote non fiction books, novels and 10 memoirs. she often talks to school classes about her life in 2005, what vice was considered for the nobel peace prize had decades of commitment. she's also received germany's federal cross of america. and then finally, the country's most important to reward the south african order of the companions. on the, to conclude our interview,
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we all told vice way she sees how home today the speed of the country. i never really fully left africa. i am, but where is my home door where people walk in, step with me, mention people who aren't, how should i put it just focused on their careers, but who also look out for other people cuz he is on the show for me. oh man, i'm glad i got to know so many people who took sense seriously and give them that is my home dis, ends. this is, this is my 9 month. the time to meet no go shot to america. in the south of poland, the source of her artistic inspiration is the world of the roman community. europe's largest minority. the subject matter of these images is from the roman
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community, scenes from their everyday lives and their clothes. people like the artist herself fargo's not that many and got task a polish from the as part of the minority group through her portraits. she challenges widespread stereotypes about send t and roma in art. ultimately the photographic sort of, when i think of portrayed certificates, all right, created the right amount to pick to them in a stereotype of coal and exclusionary mama home. i will tell you my goal as an active as to recruit, creating them for me. and for us to get people back, that dignity and the value of the big, oh my gosh, i thought works together with women from her community in her workshop and southern colette. and before creating the textile pictures, she meets with the people she will be to pick. the artist creates her motives from
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photos, stories, and her own impressions. like the story of more than a member of a sent to you from the netherlands, the impression or the 8th of i'm interested in her identity, her self discovery, and also her family here because what she told me about was her grandmother her grandfather, her mother herself, and the place she lives. yeah. oh, nice um i me so put in the news, caught it to fix the lives of roma, history of holding together and being excluded. and it tells the story of their person to some of the paramus, the nazis genocide of european roman my go shop. i mean i got task became the 1st room, the artist to exhibit international pavilion at the 2022 minutes be an hour. she shows her works internationally at the document and and solo exhibitions. ready
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reaching an audience far beyond the roman community. i'm sure to ask. so also this finds that removed by the responses of people from my community. i think it makes me happy that they like can't accept what i'm doing. it's also important to me how my office is received by the general public and the uses to educate and to convey something consort will be. this is my form of storytelling. not totally about myself, but also about how culture i'm way off for a lot of years to think also be of that this will almost all 3 quarters of me following her art studies in crock of mind, goes out to return to her home town of china. go down in southern poland, the roma experience discrimination throughout europe, not just in poland for artistic career was not a matter of course. sometimes the, the,
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the simple fact was the time from the has made everything much more difficult. question from my impression of the otwell is that we will once i the much in a long historical, placed in the logical museum. and so from tomorrow that we weren't even considered to exhibition until we simply spelt in working together with all the rest of my office up to 78. on the modification i thought uses more than the physical material from her personal surroundings for her pictures. she also works with childhood memories and with stories from her own family. the same use as every day and as personal as mind goes out, as motifs are, they reflect the cross border experiences of a minority in europe, the because it makes us the knowledge and us us forward slash new use
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a, everyone should know when not some strange difference, great, sure thing a mom is where you go, the mom we received them and as everyone else some was mom is for you and we have all history our identity or trauma than that to go full. we want is respect and dignity and good enough to that. and her art achieves this. it portrays roma as people not from an outside his perspective, but through the eyes of a roaming. that's it for this edition. we hope you enjoy the journey till next time the,
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