Tiebele
On the roof of a Kassena house, a young woman mixes clay and water and starts making marks. Accompanying her is a musician playing the N'goni string instrument. The melodic sound and their voices blend and interweave. Together, they sketch the patterns that will brighten the walls of their houses. Tiébélé echoes the magnificent prints left on their homes by the women of a village in Burkina Faso. It combines earth and song, organic matter and poetry. A creation that links the gestures of these African women to toddlers’ first drawings.
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£9.00 -
27-29 May 2025 -
40 minutes -
The Lyceum -
18 months-6 years
