Online Discussion
Habitats : from the intimate to the community
Online Discussion Series HABITATS
In collaboration with the Consulat général de France à Québec
Initiated by the company Un et un font mille, HABITATS aims to be an artistic, scientific and civil forum for reflection on the theme of aging. It is a caring and safe space - a window on the realities of aging - that allows us to change our vision, our connection. Habitats is, among other things, a forum; public events that take place throughout the year 20-21 and are divided into four meetings. Whether for citizen consultations or co-creation discussion panels, citizens of all ages are invited to actively participate in this rich and promising process!
In this webinar, speakers will address the notion of housing for seniors from three perspectives: the intimate - the body and our images of old age; the dwelling place; and the social places: our neighborhood, our cities, our society and its institutions.
Moderation: François Grisé, Artistic Director of Un et un font mille
Participants
Jimmy Beunardeau (France) – Photographer
Jimmy Beunardeau is a freelance photographer from the Perche region. He has always been passionate about images, first animated since he obtained a professional master's degree in cultural mediation and cinema, then, the still image as a photographer. Mainly attracted by documentary photography, Jimmy has never stopped questioning the relationship between humans and their territory, in the heart of the Perche region by participating in artistic residencies and by carrying out personal projects, but also through his travels.
Natalie Schaller (Germany) – Director, mitbauzentrale münchen
The mitbauzentrale team is interdisciplinary and has many years of experience in the planning and financing of housing projects, in the development and management of projects for building cooperatives and building communities, in group facilitation and in the development of social districts.
Registration
Un et un font mille
Un et un font mille, and its director François Grisé, create works and multidisciplinary activities, asking questions that we dare not ask. These activities are developed in the form of a cycle around a specific theme and provoke unexpected encounters where each participant and spectator is invited to become part of the action. The Habitats forum is an extension of the works of the Cycle Vivre vieux currently in progress. The documentary piece All Inclusive, which was presented at La Licorne in October 2019, is part of this cycle.
Details
Language: German and French with simultaneous translation
Price: Free admission
caroline.gagnon@goethe.de
Part of series Online discussion series HABITATS