Daniel Nicolae Djamo (RO)

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an itinerant initiative for contemporary arts and culture, by and for: walkers - bikers - wayfarers - spatial planners and unplanners - excursionists - storytellers - vagabonds - hawkers and peddlers - dog walkers - mobile peasants - field and street reclaimers - tramps - unicyclers - drifters - nomads - cryptoforesters - commuters - land poets - transhumance pastoralists - livable street advocates - peripatetics - roamers - wildcrafters - nightwalkers - lay and experimental geographers - earthworkers - environmental activists - ramblers - sci-art practitioners - urban and rural explorers - asphalt botanizers - trespassers - adventurous kids - psychogeographers - local historians - site-specific performers - travelers - bike messengers - hauntologists – horse riders - anarchitects - heterotopia enactors - naturalists - pedestrians - critical massers - shepherds - pilgrims - traffic transformers - fieldworkers - new topographers - carbusters - romantic geographers - outdoors people - roadside picnicers - public domain campaigners - geomancers - disruptive innovators - joggers - locative media subverters - ecocity visionaries - hikers - trekkers - mythogeographers - soundwalkers - bicycle assemblers - field recorders - shoe repairers - journeyers - liquid urbanists - sightseers - peregrinators - critical cartographers - wanderers - and everybody going out for a stroll once in a while…

Daniel Nicolae Djamo (RO) | My Road

PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO - Participant of the Sideways expedition from 17.08 to 17.09

Interventions in Menen (19.08), Herzele (25-26.08), Brussels (1-2.09), Turnhout (8-9.09) and Zutendaal (15-16.09)

djamo daniel amh 10 800x533 Photographer Daniel Djamo focalizes on the road as a space of encounters, a place where rumours circulate and legends originate. During Sideways Festival, Daniel tries to grasp this narrational power of the road using both film and video.

www.danieldjamo.blogspot.com

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Please read the press release (17.7.2012) of the Romanian Cultural Institute Brussels in Romanian, English, French and Dutch.

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