Brought to you in collaboration with People’s Education, and as part of the UCT Decolonial School (2018), “Freespace in the bush of cosmospirits” is the first iteration of the Freespace Ensemble. Making use of Freespace as a discursive platform with possibilities for knowledge production, it brings forward an argument about ontological reality, drawing on clues in the world as we concretely experience it.
Brought to you in collaboration with People’s Education, and as part of the UCT Decolonial School (2018), “Freespace in the bush of cosmospirits” is the first iteration of the Freespace Ensemble. Making use of Freespace as a discursive platform with possibilities for knowledge production, it brings forward an argument about ontological reality, drawing on clues in the world as we concretely experience it.
In July 2017, the Matsang held and recorded conversations with friends on the notion of conspiracy as it relates to the African context. Drawing on these sessions, as well as collected radio excerpts, live instrumentation and sound design, they produced the following compilation, which attempts to provide a scope of the ideas and impressions driving the project.
Brought to you in collaboration with People’s Education, and as part of the UCT Decolonial School (2018), “Freespace in the bush of cosmospirits” is the first iteration of the Freespace Ensemble. Making use of Freespace as a discursive platform with possibilities for knowledge production, it brings forward an argument about ontological reality, drawing on clues in the world as we concretely experience it.
Brought to you in collaboration with People’s Education, and as part of the UCT Decolonial School (2018), “Freespace in the bush of cosmospirits” is the first iteration of the Freespace Ensemble. Making use of Freespace as a discursive platform with possibilities for knowledge production, it brings forward an argument about ontological reality, drawing on clues in the world as we concretely experience it.
Brought to you in collaboration with People’s Education, and as part of the UCT Decolonial School (2018), “Freespace in the bush of cosmospirits” is the first iteration of the Freespace Ensemble. Making use of Freespace as a discursive platform with possibilities for knowledge production, it brings forward an argument about ontological reality, drawing on clues in the world as we concretely experience it.
Brought to you in collaboration with People’s Education, and as part of the UCT Decolonial School (2018), “Freespace in the bush of cosmospirits” is the first iteration of the Freespace Ensemble. Making use of Freespace as a discursive platform with possibilities for knowledge production, it brings forward an argument about ontological reality, drawing on clues in the world as we concretely experience it.