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Jul 16.2025 6:30pm - 8:00pm Starting point: Hales-MacKay Shelter, by the parking lot off the College St. Arboretum entrance (Guelph, Ontario, Canada) https://artgalleryofguelph.ca/program/walking-as-remapping-slow-walk-to-nowhere-part-ii-the-green-path-with-dawn-matheson/?fbclid=IwY2xjawLY68tleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFFc1JxR0xpVnA0V3FxZVlXAR7kO6_4k2CPMrnsHmoxqXjT71217Q6BzhXJzfJefxC-Rfg5q08E6k9HAKwuuA_aem_49kIop-Trsg_VR_g5JHUDg
Poema Volcánico (Volcanic Poem)
Eduardo Navarro project for Bienal de Cuenca 12, in Ecuador, investigating how to capture a volcano's energy and using it as a transformative tool. He used a special suit to get to the volcano crater protected from the suplur and high temperatures, to create drawings in a partnership with the GuaGua Pichincha active volcano, using litmus paper, which measured the acidity in the gas emissions produced by the fumaroles inside the crater.
Dimensionz shows two phases of African Society. We have those who seek to preserve the norms, traditions, the rich and diverse cultural heritage of Africa, and seldom opened to western influence. The traditional ideology and morals are captured in the dressing and family setup. On that phase, the environment is not significantly altered and we are seamlessly intertwined with nature.
The other phase shows Africans who are open to western influence and modernity. We are attuned to the ever-changing environment. The asphalt road, concrete pavement and modern buildings show how humans easily manipulate the environment to our will.
The world is currently going through stormy times, the rainbow in the sky tells of the beauty after the storm. It symbolizes hope for the future generations, a future of diversity, inclusivity, love and friendship.
The younger generation is already ahead and we should follow.
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