This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Saturday and Sunday, Marrakech welcomed the activities of the “herds” caravan, a global artistic project aimed at raising awareness of climate change through the exhibitions that have traveled the streets of the city.
This event was characterized by innovative artistic performances which embody herds of natural animals using recycled materials, in an expressive scene which imitates its forced migration of its original environment because of climate change.
These shows varied between visual artistic steps, Korregraphic paintings, sound effects and direct interaction with the public in public spaces.
In a statement to the Maghreb news agency, the technical director of the project, Amir Nizar Al -zoubi, explained that Marrakech represented the first project station in Morocco after its launch of Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo, provided that the last station is in the Norwegian city of Trentin.
He added that the project, which will visit 25 cities around the world, aims to spread environmental awareness thanks to art and improve partnerships with institutions concerned by nature protection to launch environmental and educational initiatives.
Mr. Al -Zoubi stressed that this artistic experience seeks to involve the different public groups and to motivate them to reflect on the environmental challenges imposed by climate change, noting that the choice of the city of Marrakech came because of its global objectives of cancellation and cultural and heritage culture, which is in accordance with the objectives of the project.
The passage of the “herds” of Morocco is an important symbolic station, given the direction of the kingdom in the fields of energy transition and the protection of the environment, as well as its cultural and architectural diversity, which provides an appropriate space for artistic expression in public places.
This project is organized by the British Walk Productions Foundation, in partnership with the Ukwanda Pupets & Design Art.
The “Al -Qatan” demonstration defines the participation of more than 150 people who contributed to technical and technical workshops, and its tour in Morocco will continue visits to Casablanca on May 9 and 10 this month, then the city of Salé on the 11th of the same month.
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