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"Le Jardin de la Paix" installation de Lidia Chiarelli, peinture de Gianpiero Actis
Représentants du mouvement IMMAGINE & POESIA
Argentina: Alejandra Miranda
Armenia: Armenuhi Sisyan
Australia: Caroline Magerl
Bahrain and India: R. Gopakumar
Bangladesh: Hassanal Abdullah
Brazil: Cristiane Campos
Canada: Huguette Bertrand, Wendy Skog
Cameroon: Damien Senyuy
Chile: Tamara Valdovino
China: Misako Chida, Li Zhien
Croatia: Boris Pecigoš
Czech Republic: Robert Fürbacher
Denmark: Camelia Elias
Ethiopia: Helina Million
Finland: Ismo Jokiaho
France: Mar Thieriot
Gabon: Dany Okoumba
Georgia: Aleko Batashvili
Germany: Elke Kraft, Maria Marachowska, Heike Schmidt
Greece: Fotini Hamidieli
Hong Kong and Vietnam: Le Phuong
Hungary: Marianna Venczak
Indonesia: Djunaidi Kenyut
Iran: Tarane Ebrahimi
Ireland (Éire): Donna McGee
Israel: Helen Bar-Lev, Yuri Kabisher
Japan: Misako Chida, Maki Starfield
Kosova: Basri Mekolli
Latvia: Nadezda Krivohizina
Lebanon: Bernard Renno
Macedonia: Ivo Pecov
Malaysia: Eddie Lim
Malta: Doranne Alden
Mauritius: Vatsala Radhakeesoon
Mexico: Alicia Minyarez, Raymundo Garza Lozano
Morocco: Monsif Beroual
Namibia: Cecilia Czech
Netherlands: André Schreuder
Nigeria: Oluwanbe Amodu
Poland: Mirek Antoniewicz, Krzysztof Ogonowski
Portugal: Vitor Mohinos
Romania: Dan Brad, Olimpia Iacob
Russian Federation: Ольга Налётова
Saudi Arabia: Raed Anis AI-JISHI
Serbia: Katarina Radenkovic
Singapore: Gloria Keh
Slovakia: Alexander Varšík
South Korea: Jongo Park
Spain: Daniel Berdala
Sweden: Mats Eriksson
Syria: ILham Badreddine Mahfouz
Taiwan: Tzemin Ition Tsai
Thailand: Jacky Phaengtho
Tunisia: Aicha Skandrani, Mohamed Ali Essaadi
Turkey: Yesim Agaoglu
Uganda: Eria Nsubuga
UK: Peter Thabit Jones
USA: Stanley H. Barkan, Mia Barkan Clarke, Adel and Mary Gorgy, New York; Carolyn Mary Kleefeld, California
Uzbekistan: Asror Allayarov
Vietnam: Loi Duc Nguyen
Zimbabwe: Tonely Ngwenya
Lidia Chiarelli et Enzo Papa: les expostions du Mouvement Immagine & Poesia
Lidia Chiarelli inaugure l'exposition "Tramonto in una tazza" à Rivalta di Torino - 28 avril 2018
"The Garden of Fears" by yeşim ağaoğlu
the gardens of fears
when its night time murderers come to the garden of fears
to swing on the swings
they get on the danger-slides and slide away
they jump thru the terror-hoop
and dig in the sand pile of regrets
as if to bury their murders there
each time swearing this is the last time
but ah once the full moon rises
and if the owls are hooting too
their hands begin to grow huge
glitter of knives are in their eyes
gun-darkness settles on their faces
vapours invade the garden of fears
the howl of wolves here and there
the dogs are smelling blood
murderers drop in to swing on the swings
yeşim ağaoğlu
"Tramonto in una tazza" en exposition à Turin, février 2018 - Lidia Chiarelli et Gianpiero Actis
L'art de Lidia Chiarelli sur la couverture du magazine Shabdaguchha, New York Décembre 2017
DROPS OF DEW Anthology - Tzemin Ition Tsai (Taiwan) / Lidia Chiarelli (Italy)
"Where I came from" poem and image by Timileyin Gabriel Olajuwon, Nigeria
WHERE I CAME FROM
This is a song on the lips of gods...
Since gods are spirits,
where do gods live? - you may ask;
gods live in the desert of milk
of honey set in between dry bamboos,
they house in a cave of public streets
of living dead - wrenched of the earth,
they hide in the rusty land of gold
of flowing streams set on swollen faces,
they live in the mind of riches and
the thought of life's tussle.
gods live in the body
In the memories of our being;
of war, pains, smile and joy,
they live in the red wine of our broken bones
and in the seasoned smile of broken promises
(Epistle of lies);
gods live in the pit of unknown pity
on the vast field of greenish grains.
this song reminds me of
the tears of my mother,
the pains of my father,
the plights of my brothers,
and the "dryness" of my sisters...
it reminds me of silence
in the memory of where I came from!
@ Timileyin Gabriel Olajuwon
2017