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Dec 12, 2019 33 min

Bitter Things Exhibition bi’bak

from This Beautiful Shot is Not an Accident Hosted by Laura J. Lukitsch, Filmmaker and Story Consultant

Today I’m talking about research-based artistic practice with two members of the bi’bak creative team about the exhibition, Bitter Things, Narratives and Memories of Transnational Families (co-artistic director, Can Sungu). We speak about the process of finding a story and how a series of conversations led to two years crossing Europe and many layers of legal and personal research to learn about a part of the migration story that has had little attention.

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