The Sea Undoes the Land
<p>The seventh episode, with curator Camila Marambio is an approach to Tierra del Fuego from her personal experience with a part of the world with which she has a strong emotional connection. As she states, Tierra del Fuego, “despite its remoteness, is the center of the world.” Karokynka is the name by which this area of the world is known by the native Selk’nam people, a culture that still survives in its descendants despite its official death by the modern state of Chile. The fact of proclaiming as dead a culture that is still very much alive is part of the colonial project, transformed into white melancholy and colonizing mourning. This podcast is the result of a conversation between Camila Marambio and Sonia Fernández Pan, during an inspiring encounter in which they were also accompanied by many other voices and forms of tidal storytelling.</p>
Authors: Sonia Fernández Pan
Contributors: Camila Marambio
Editors: Elena Zieser
Voiceover: Nathan Johnson
Musician: Stephen McEvoy
Researcher: Marion Ritzmann, Alice Wilke
TBA21–Academy Producer and Program Coordinator: María Montero Sierra
Technician: Esther Hunziker, TBA21–Academy, Mark Ferkul
Communication: Anna Francke, Katarina Rakuscek
Graphic Designer: Ana Domínguez Studio
Part of: Corona Under the Ocean