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»Social Dependance« I Charlotte Heck, Tutor Seyyal Carnetto
Charlotte's bracelets are meant to draw attention to social ills in Africa, such as increasing sex tourism. The bracelets are distributed by a fictitious association called »Pearl Girls«. Charlotte's work is inspired on the one hand by the reception of Ulrich Seidl's film »Paradise: Love« on the other hand by a tradition of the Kenyan Samburu tribe, whose girls and women wear pearl jewellery around their necks, marking them as (sexual) property of the men. The analysis of the film structure served as a compositional method of stringing the beads. The jewellery is sold by the association »Pearl Girls« and thus promotes social projects to support affected women.
This or that friend would like to know who I will vote for in October 2020, if there is a presidential election, and my answer is that I do not yet know who is a candidate and who is not, on the one hand; on the other hand, I wonder how we can “follow” a person whose social project for the Ivory Coast is ignored because what matters to the people, in my opinion, is to know what those and those who want to lead it propose to bring something different, new or revolutionary compared to everything it has known and undergone so far.
