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sharath

sharath

1. Maria

1. Maria

Maria

2 Sama

2 Sama

3 Allan

3 Allan

4 Anna

4 Anna

5 Dexter

5 Dexter

6 Farida

6 Farida

7 Gaurav

7 Gaurav

8 Janice Maltby

8 Janice Maltby

9 Leanne

9 Leanne

10 lize

10 lize

11 mitchelle

11 mitchelle

12 Karran

12 Karran

13 Oleno

13 Oleno

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14 Philip

14 Philip

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15 Sevim

15 Sevim

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16 Shikha

16 Shikha

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17 shruti

17 shruti

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18 Soukaina

18 Soukaina

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19 Verena

19 Verena

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20 yana

20 yana

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21 yosef

21 yosef

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22 Zarina

22 Zarina

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23 Valeriya

23 Valeriya

Val

The work uses the human voice as sonic graffiti, taking inspiration from the Sámi philosophy of placemaking. The recorded voices are narratives by people who have relocated; narrating their experiences via the landscape, objects and seasons while concealing their specific locations. The travelling voices inform themselves while leaving the listener ruminating over the notions of belonging, home, what makes a space a place, language as a vessel to convey meaning and accents that reveal and conceal identity at the same time. The voices, always in flux and moving around in the city of Oslo in the form of visual codes on transport modes are a metaphor to the question of what it means to arrive.

Farah

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