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March 19, 2023

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Personages - per leerling Renée - hand (broer is een voet) - geïsoleerd van andere personages Zuzanna - Os -non-binair - omringd door monsters (mensen) - vindt geluk in deathmetal Joanna (afwezig eerste les) Hannah - geïsoleerd, woont in stedelijke omgeving Eyituoyo - slaapt in diepvriezer - geest bezit dood lichaam - kan veranderen van lichaam Souhaila - Amsterdam (muziek, altijd in winterkleding, stottert, chill) Faith (afwezig eerste les) Patrycja (afwezig eerste les) Nurgül - maan - bezit over superkrachten Awa - Emily, 15j - Amsterdam Esra - Robot A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001) - Steven Spielberg Bladerunner (1982) - Ridley Scott Claudia - motor Fran - oma 85 jaar - mee met haar tijd Noor - aardbei (lachend, onbezorgd) - gebaseerd op strawberry shortcake Lilli - ideaal personage - omgeven door natuur en mooie dingen Aylin - Jhonny 10 jaar, aangereden door auto, 'opgelapt' door wetenschappers - zacht persoon Voorbeeldprojecten getoond tijdens les 'Possibl

voorbeelden 2023-2024

vb. werk van Michael Rakowitz / Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven https://www.michaelrakowitz.com/nimrud The invisible enemy should not exist unfolds as an intricate narrative about the artifacts stolen from the National Museum of Iraq, Baghdad, in the aftermath of the US invasion of April 2003; the current status of their whereabouts; and the series of events surrounding the invasion, the plundering and related protagonists. The centerpiece of the project is an ongoing series of sculptures that represent an attempt to reconstruct the looted archeological artifacts. Alluding to the implied invisibility of the museum artifacts (initial reports about their looting were inflated due to the “fog of war,” stated Museum officials), the reconstructions are made from the packaging of Middle Eastern foodstuffs and local Arabic newspapers, moments of cultural visibility found in cities across the United States. The objects are created by a team of assistants using the University of Chicago’s Oriental

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