On 28 January 2016, the opening ceremony of the exhibition “A place tocall your own” took place at the Academy of Music, Theatre and Fine
Arts in Chisinau.
The exhibition was organized by the CCR’s volunteers Fedrica Pulcini, Celeste
Panno and Marco Residori, in collaboration with Paul Garcia (EVS volunteer at
Center for Contemporary Art) and Kinga Lendeczki (freelance journalist and
curator).
The project started in June 2015 with the aim to provide asylum seekers
and refugees the possibility to express how they conceive the moment of their
life in the Republic of Moldova. During several meetings, the refugees talked
about their impressions and experiences in the host country and through their
stories, the organizers got to know not only about
their life in Moldova, but also the tough and long journey that led them here.
This exhibition presented the result of these meetings/discussions. By
sharing refugees’ stories as they were told, together with visual
documentations of these occasions and their own visual interpretations, the
exhibition was an attempt to draw a personal portrait of each participant. The occasion gave an important opportunity to raise awareness of the
Moldovan community about the presence of a different reality through the tool
of art.
The volunteers and their initiative was supported by CCR team and UNHCR representatives.
Celeste Panno – EVS volunteer from Italy at CCR
Inga
Roman
- CCR Project Assistant
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