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13.06.26
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Depuis 2018, *Duuu accueille chaque année la Colifata à la Villette. La Colifata est la première radio au monde à émettre depuis un hôpital psychiatrique à Buenos Aires. Ce projet permit de transformer l’imaginaire social autour de la folie et la manière d’aborder la souffrance psychique en jetant les bases d’un mouvement mondial de radios en santé mentale.

Cet été, l’association Colifata France est invitée à se retrouver autour d’un dispositif radiophonique de groupe, réalisant collectivement des émissions en direct depuis la Folie N4 de *Duuu. Dans l’espace public, ce dispositif radiophonique fait se rencontrer les usager.es (patient·es), les intervenant·es (soignant·es et aidant·es), et le public (visiteur·euses et auditeur·ices), qui deviennent partie intégrante du dispositif mis en place.

Rendez-vous chaque samedi du 13 juin au 25 juillet, puis les 29 août et 5 septembre, à partir de 15:30 jusqu’à 19:00

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12.02.25
Radia Show 1036 : Light Hesitates by Katrina Brown / Soundart Radio
Soundart Radio
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Radia (1036)
Radia (1036)
12.02.25
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Light Hesitates is a text-voice piece and a contemplation on hesitation. Hesitancy being present in the body and perhaps a useful tactic to disrupt linear progression and certainty, to notice other ways of seeing. Ideas of partial visibility and translucency (mist, tracing paper, dusk) and of navigation in relation to light (moth, dung beetle, ear) crept into the work from the periphery. The texts stem from a summer artist residency at Hospitalfields Arbroath Scotland in 2023.

As choreographer I was experimenting with writing that emerged from an immediacy of experience and of moving. I am curious how language inhabits and how the body inhabits language, how words resonate from the body and fold back into the body. How certain words organised in score-like structures become dance partners. In writing for radio, as a new way of making a choreographic work, I was working perhaps with how words are held in a voice as an extension of the body, how to bring lightness and spatiality to words spoken aloud and play with what surfaces between writing, reading, speaking, listening.

Written and performed by Katrina Brown
Additional voices Myrte Blanken and Juno Brown
Produced by Lucinda Guy for Soundart Radio

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