This project focuses on the digital artistic agency of Middle Eastern Children & Youth in expressing global challenges as the current pandemic, rising authoritarianism, exilic and diasporic existences, precariousness in the labor market and cultural integration.
Would you like to see all shortlisted #artworks of the #VirtualStories competition? Here we present them with their short stories.
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#VirtualStories project #podcast is available on Spotify!
https://t.co/RExDGenz2C
In the new episode of the podcast series Meridian, Prof. Dr. Nazan Maksudyan is the guest. She talks about the experiences and results of the BCGE-funded project "Virtual Stories
Ahmed is an advocate for such unprivileged kids and always urges his friends and peers to do any activity that helps the progress of these kids.
https://t.co/ztwZGkGwuN
Four Meters Above poses questions about rooftops, which are usually places for pumps, water tanks, and satellite dishes in Damascus. What potential do they possess in these unusual circumstances?
https://t.co/tRuS5Hcg84
In her Zine, Sara Alafifi wanted to present to people sayings that confront the repercussions of psychological oppression in the Middle East and the mechanisms that sustain this network.
https://t.co/RxdDtxXcp2
Check Raghad Jalal's #artwork 'Once Upon A Time' which is a conceptual sensory piece exploring the anxiety that comes with adulthood and handling the inner childlike behavior within the five senses, smell, taste, sight and feel. https://t.co/9s9sAbAzs8
https://t.co/NMqG2JJg5e Bakhtyar Hassan Noori tries to show compositions others can not see. Photo of the mother shows that even her age goes older, she tries to protect their culture.
Another shortlisted #artwork is a short #animation concerning the #pandemic, the artist decided to animate a few absurd statements made by the US president at the time. By Reina Akkoush.
https://t.co/Flvqo1JClB
Fifth #artwork by Yara Temsah contains artists testimony, explaining her experience, accompanied by a digital-art piece created while she was recovering, enduring the most difficult time of her life.https://t.co/2PPs9ziMrk
Our third shortlisted artwork ''A Walk. A Stop.'' by Farah Hindawi wants you to walk with the artist limitless to get to know who she is by not saying a word, but visualizing it.
https://t.co/mBO3QPthkW