The photo was taken and uploaded on June 9, 2020 by Ileana Noel.

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Children eat rice (2020)

New photo for my cityscape collection. The street intersection was taken by me during a random stop at a red light. I don't think that the photo I happened to take could interest many people. I decided to post my photo here June 10, 2020 hoping that everyone will experience my new photo.

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Crossroads in the city

Video installation together with Sarah Scott during 48 Stunden Neukölln Videokunstausstellung “Mein eigen Fleisch und Mut”.
The video installation expresses the emotion of nervousness and angst, due to an inability to express oneself and an internal block (on a social and personal level). It portrays the dependency of the ​Self​on something external.

Why Didn't You Save Me

A video art installation exploring the concept of power and ruling, searching for a dissolving of conflict in unity.

Body Of Evidence

An installation about the interaction between nature & the urban space.
In co-operation with Clara Andres, Lisolomzi Pikoli aka Mr Fuzzy Slipperz and
Serge Geyzel for the event Filmkörper 2.2.3 @ Syntopischer Salon by HFF Potsdam (Filmuniversität Babelsberg Konrad Wolf).

Entangled Tides

Hand-made stop frame animation using a Phonotrope.
PoNyPanDa (Inka Kendzia & Noël Labridy) took part in the Toffie Pop Festival 2012 in Cape Town for an exhibition of food inspiration tables, curated by Eat Your Heart Out (EYHO). The installation illustrated the disrespectful treatment of animals.

The project was featured on the phonotrope blogspot by the man Jim Le Fevre the discoverer of the phonotrope :o) thank you

has your food had fun

"In Honour Of The Woman" was a pop-up exhibition confronting the sexualisation of women as an instrument of power; while at the same time posing questions towards a strict division between feminine and masculine gender-relations.
 
"Hold Your Tongue" Performance by Carla Fonseca
"Through Your Eyes" Video installation by Noël Labridy

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