Plural voices, free bodies
Ritual of Resistance: In a ritual movement performance, we connect spiritually with our ancestors. Guided by their memories, we reclaim their wisdom of knowledge, resistance and liberation. | © Rocío Belén Zabala
Hidden rape, freedom in speaking 2025: Through this performance, Ras Sankara Agboka is inviting us to a sensitive experience and a collective reflection. He transformed the individual pain of rape into a call for action against victimization. “Hidden rape, freedom in speaking” is both a performance ritual and an act for engagement. This work has been performed seventeen times in Brussels, Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, at Studio Thor during Thor Festifal. | © Colin Delfosse
No return: Forgiveness in the colonial relationship. To say sorry, a true, sincere, deep, restorative apology that responds to a real, profound offense or domination. | © Balogou TOKA
Mother of Humanity: Under the infinite sky, an invisible thread connects us. A shared destiny: the experience of embodied humanity, which has only one path. And on this one-way path, we are one: one light, one breath. A single being embodied in a thousand faces. All descendants of the mother of humanity. | © Kobbi Blaq
Through this art form, the group seeks to challenge dominant narratives and promote diverse perspectives. The project's title, "Plural voices, free bodies," reflects its commitment to inclusivity and empowerment. By combining art and activism, the project creates a unique space for dialogue, reflection, and social change. The collaborative nature of the project allows for a rich exchange of ideas and experiences, ultimately strengthening the impact of the performance art.
