Cahier 3 is all about Rhythm. From rhythm of breath and heartbeat, to the rhythm of recurring seasons and growing plants, to rhythm in music and dance to; rhythm appears to be something that connects people with one another and with nature. When we face major challenges in the world, we can hold on to rhythm. Rhythm makes us resilient, because it is always there. We can fall back on it when we need to. And when we tune to rhythm afresh, it is possible to imagine again.
So, when we integrate social and ecological dynamics (explored in Cahier 1 and Cahier 2), rhythm is a force that connects different spheres. Rhythm relates to the magic of direct aesthetic experience. Rhythm holds the network together and defines what happens next. Musicians, crafts people, dancers, surfers, biologists or psychologists have in depth knowledge about rhythm without even formulating it.
For this third Cahier, Caroline Nevejan (Chief Science Officer and principle investigator of Values for Survival) together with designer Huda AbiFarès, asked various researchers with different backgrounds to write a story about rhythm as they notice this dynamic in their field of expertise. They were asked to tell the story for children of about 11 years old. Every author’s story was then given to an experienced visual artist to illustrate and tell the story visually as well. As result the Cahier 3 offers a special and beautiful insight in the force of rhythm. Tuning to rhythm emerges as the Value for Survival we need.
Contributions by: Caroline Nevejan, Huda AbiFarès, Simon Gawronski, Paul Evans, Helen Vreedeveld, Juan Carlos Goilo, Francis Victor Sling, Sirishkumar Manji, Max Kisman, Debra Solomon, Gijs Frieling, Marie Rosenkrantz Lindegaard, Cyprian Koscielniak, InnaVisions, Rein Jansma, Lipika Bansal, Hitankshu Bhatt, Alessandro Bozzon, Richard Vijgen, SEADS: Angelo Vermeulen, Arise Wan, Ivo Lima Do Carmo, Barrack Rima, Kaouthar Darmoni, Wissam Shawkat, Satinder Gill, Naji El Mir
Cahier 3 is all about Rhythm. From rhythm of breath and heartbeat, to the rhythm of recurring seasons and growing plants, to rhythm in music and dance to; rhythm appears to be something that connects people with one another and with nature. When we face major challenges in the world, we can hold on to rhythm. Rhythm makes us resilient, because it is always there. We can fall back on it when we need to. And when we tune to rhythm afresh, it is possible to imagine again.
So, when we integrate social and ecological dynamics (explored in Cahier 1 and Cahier 2), rhythm is a force that connects different spheres. Rhythm relates to the magic of direct aesthetic experience. Rhythm holds the network together and defines what happens next. Musicians, crafts people, dancers, surfers, biologists or psychologists have in depth knowledge about rhythm without even formulating it.
For this third Cahier, Caroline Nevejan (Chief Science Officer and principle investigator of Values for Survival) together with designer Huda AbiFarès, asked various researchers with different backgrounds to write a story about rhythm as they notice this dynamic in their field of expertise. They were asked to tell the story for children of about 11 years old. Every author’s story was then given to an experienced visual artist to illustrate and tell the story visually as well. As result the Cahier 3 offers a special and beautiful insight in the force of rhythm. Tuning to rhythm emerges as the Value for Survival we need.
Contributions by: Caroline Nevejan, Huda AbiFarès, Simon Gawronski, Paul Evans, Helen Vreedeveld, Juan Carlos Goilo, Francis Victor Sling, Sirishkumar Manji, Max Kisman, Debra Solomon, Gijs Frieling, Marie Rosenkrantz Lindegaard, Cyprian Koscielniak, InnaVisions, Rein Jansma, Lipika Bansal, Hitankshu Bhatt, Alessandro Bozzon, Richard Vijgen, SEADS: Angelo Vermeulen, Arise Wan, Ivo Lima Do Carmo, Barrack Rima, Kaouthar Darmoni, Wissam Shawkat, Satinder Gill, Naji El Mir
