Asameena
Asameena, our names
Our
names, because they are multiple, infinite, always fruit of our
existences. Our moving names, that freeze and set on fire. Our names,
fixed on the edge of our lips, children of our senses, of our lives. Our
names because we are plural, each with a history to scatter, so that
all the voices resonate. Because it amounts to us all to tell them, to
make resonate in the fixed silence of images. Bitter names, burning
names, tenderly ours.
Meet usMyriam Amri is an anthropologist, filmmaker, and visual artist. She is
currently a PhD candidate in the joint degree in Anthropology and Middle
Eastern Studies.Kaouthar Chaqchaq is an author. As an author of literary and critical texts, she explores
the relationship between ethics, positionalities, and fiction writing.
Malek Lakhal is a Tunisian researcher and writer. Her research focuses
on citizenship, social movements, civil society organisations, and
feminism.Ayla Mrabet is a Moroccan-Syrian
journalist, writer and artistic director. She works as an independent
editor, consultant and writer. Ghita Skaliis an artist based in Amsterdam. She has a
multidisciplinary practice which encompasses installations, videos and
interventions.
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