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    • It Started with Water
    • “L’últim passatge” – the last passage
    • Interpreting a transition
    • “Until the lion learns to write, every story will glorify the hunter”
    • In the Parc de la Espanya Industrial
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    • the Passage of Time project
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    • Va començar amb l’aigua
    • “L’últim passatge”
    • Interpretación de una transición
    • “Until the lion learns to write, every story will glorify the hunter” – Chinua Acebe
    • en el Parc de l’Espanya Industrial
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Photos: @carmenhofstedefotografie & @alexia.medici 👉Rebecca Lyne’s site-specific art installation is intricately interconnected with the present and past of the old textile factory that now houses Flowers by Bornay.
Rebecca Lyne’s “A Robe for Justa: Ànima endins” is a site specific art installation created for this old textile factory in Sants that today houses Flowers by Bornay.
“This robe is made in honour of Justa and all the other women that fought for the right to help lead and govern their communities. They fought for the implementation of fundamental rights for their families, including minimum wage, eight-hour working day, prohibition of child labor, suitable rest and holiday allowances. The price for this fight was high and included imprisonment.” – Rebecca Lyne
I took this photo when I first discovered and fell in love with this old factory in around 2010. At the time I wondered, what stories would it tell if its walls could talk?
En «Va començar amb l'aigua» os invitamos a descubrir la historia que hay detrás de 10 lugares emblemáticos de Sants y les Corts a través de la mirada de diez artistas locales y internacionales vinculados con Barcelona.
“I travel in my memory -and in history- through the attempt of recalling some vague experiences and images of my grandma’s shelter during the war.” - Ely Daou
Hide and Seek
“Hide & Seek” by artist Ely Daou
Photos: @layal.nkl and @leylialakbarova

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