SEED :: Mountain Beyond Mountains:
Restoration Liberation
2019 Ghetto Biennial
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Katelyn Alexis + Getho Jean Baptiste + Wesner Bazile + Rossi Jacques Casimir + Noel Edgard aka Papouche + Lee Lee + Mimi Sheller + moira williams
We are exploring historic connections between Maine and Haiti with a series of workshops and performances; looking at the entangled mobilities between plant-human and non-human relationships held sacred by indigenous communities. We will consider the role plants played through the Haitian revolution and how plant-based practices in both geographies may inform each other as we navigate our way through food sovereignty, sacred/medicinal relationships and rewilding
efforts. We are interested in counterpractices that push against industrial agriculture and hybrid seeds.
SEED :: disperse | Haiti
2017 Ghetto Biennial
Grand Rue Gardens
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Grand-mères du Grand Rue
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A Slow Food approach to food sovereignty & Security
