Installation
Language Gulf In the Shouting Valley is drawn from his project The Aural Contract, an ongoing investigation into the relation between voice and law. The work brings together recordings from the Shouting Valley (in the Golan Heights on the border of Israel/Palestine and Syria), which document the practice of shouting across national jurisdictions to friends and family, and an interview with sociologist Lisa Hajjar. Ending with the recording of the Nakbar protests when in 2011 Syrian protesters crossed the border and met with protesters from the other side, the work speaks about the power of language and how it is suppressed under conditions of colonisation.
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