Sucúa Haven
(work in progress)
Sucúa Haven is a collaborative project that inhabits the border between Anthropology and Art, between Ecuador and the U.S., and between fiction and non-fiction. It was made thanks to the Mellon Artist and Practitioner Fellowship of Yale RITM.
Inspired by Jean Rouch's ethnofictions and Augusto Boal's theater, Sucúa Haven presents a series of short stories, staged and documentary photographs, videos, and audio pieces based on the experiences, memories, dreams, and alternative lives of a community primarily composed of Ecuadorians in Greater New Haven. Together, these elements form a portrait of this transnational territory.
Sucúa Haven- Storytime is a 60min performance of a storytelling session with projections.
Sucúa Haven-Storytime at FLACSO Seminar
10 de Diciembre, 2024. Quito, Ecuador
Sucúa Haven- Storytime at Chacra restaurant
August 18, 2024. New Haven, US
Article published at Post(s) Journal: Sucúa Haven: Inhabiting the border between practices, territories and identities.
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