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Burn to be / Shořet, abych byla
Burn to be
Event by: Artivist Lab
Location: Kampus Hybernska, Hybernská 998/4, Praha 1
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Burn to be
Lê Thị Hoài
10. 08. - 07. 11. 2024
/EN below/
"Burn to be" is an exhibition including installations, video and text exploring the theme "re -migration", efforts to settle in the supposedly "correct" home and subsequent departure from the given country from the position of a second-generation Vietnamese woman.
Through olfactory memories and observation of falling ashes, the author explores the phenomenon of leaving, and the very fact that sometimes it is okay to leave.
Lê Thị Hoài (1992, Đà Nẵng, VNM) is a Czech-Vietnamese graphic designer and visual artist. She studied journalism at the UK, visual communication at the UMPRUM in Prague and is currently completing her art studies at the Sandberg Instituut in Amsterdam. He works for the magazine revue Prostor. In her free work she deals with identity politics, feminism and "portable roots".
The exhibition and its opening are part of #PraguePride
https://festival.praguepride.com/ucinkujici/le-thi-hoai-burn-to-be-shoret-abych -byla/
Artivist Lab's entire program at #PraguePride:
https://festival.praguepride.com/lokace/hyb4-kampus-hybernska/
Curator: Tamara Moyzes
Partners: Kampus Hybernská, Prague Pride
We were supported by: Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, City Hall Prague, SFK, Prague 1 of "re-migration" and explores the efforts to settle in the supposedly "right" home, as well as the subsequent departure from this country from the perspective of a second-generation Czech Vietnamese. The author examines the phenomenon of departure and the simple fact that sometimes it is just okay to leave through all sensory perceptions – visual, auditory, and olfactory.
Lê Thị Hoài (1992, Đà Nẵng, VNM) is a Czech-Vietnamese visual artist and graphic designer. She completed her M.A. at the Sandberg Instituut in Amsterdam, where she focused on artistic studies. She also studied journalism at Charles University and visual communication at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. She works for the magazine revue Prostor. In her free work, she focuses on identity politics, feminism, and 'portable roots.'
Curator: Tamara Moyzes
Find more: https://www.artivistlab.info/1779/burn-to-be-shoret-abych-byla
Lê Thị Hoài
10. 08. - 07. 11. 2024
/EN below/
"Burn to be" is an exhibition including installations, video and text exploring the theme "re -migration", efforts to settle in the supposedly "correct" home and subsequent departure from the given country from the position of a second-generation Vietnamese woman.
Through olfactory memories and observation of falling ashes, the author explores the phenomenon of leaving, and the very fact that sometimes it is okay to leave.
Lê Thị Hoài (1992, Đà Nẵng, VNM) is a Czech-Vietnamese graphic designer and visual artist. She studied journalism at the UK, visual communication at the UMPRUM in Prague and is currently completing her art studies at the Sandberg Instituut in Amsterdam. He works for the magazine revue Prostor. In her free work she deals with identity politics, feminism and "portable roots".
The exhibition and its opening are part of #PraguePride
https://festival.praguepride.com/ucinkujici/le-thi-hoai-burn-to-be-shoret-abych -byla/
Artivist Lab's entire program at #PraguePride:
https://festival.praguepride.com/lokace/hyb4-kampus-hybernska/
Curator: Tamara Moyzes
Partners: Kampus Hybernská, Prague Pride
We were supported by: Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, City Hall Prague, SFK, Prague 1 of "re-migration" and explores the efforts to settle in the supposedly "right" home, as well as the subsequent departure from this country from the perspective of a second-generation Czech Vietnamese. The author examines the phenomenon of departure and the simple fact that sometimes it is just okay to leave through all sensory perceptions – visual, auditory, and olfactory.
Lê Thị Hoài (1992, Đà Nẵng, VNM) is a Czech-Vietnamese visual artist and graphic designer. She completed her M.A. at the Sandberg Instituut in Amsterdam, where she focused on artistic studies. She also studied journalism at Charles University and visual communication at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. She works for the magazine revue Prostor. In her free work, she focuses on identity politics, feminism, and 'portable roots.'
Curator: Tamara Moyzes
Find more: https://www.artivistlab.info/1779/burn-to-be-shoret-abych-byla