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Yto Barrada
12 quotes
“I have a very Oulipo way of working. I give myself a constraint, and then I have total freedom in the margins.”
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“Nowadays I produce by walking. No pen, no computer. That's one of my forms of resistance.”
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“Back home in Tangier, civilisation means what would be considered here in New York 'losing time'.”
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“Dyeing is like a witch practice of learning recipes, discovering old recipes that are lost and asking people to teach you what they know.”
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“The way I remember things, the unreliable narratives, are part of oral history.”
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“Some images just stick.”
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“In a way, Tangier doesn't exist. It's a changing idea as much as a city.”
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“There was a conflict in the beginning, because of the time that the construction and renovation side took up. Now I can say that they feed each other.”
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“The social dimension of filmgoing is important, because social mixing doesn't happen much here.”
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“I am also a sculptor and filmmaker.”
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“Because in Tangier everyone is nostalgic for this period they never knew – a period that I myself didn't know.”
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“We want to educate people, but in a pleasurable way.”
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