Filip Van Dingenen (BE) | An Inland Voyage 2.0

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Filip Van Dingenen (BE) | An Inland Voyage 2.0

PERFORMANCE & MIXED MEDIA INSTALLATION

Intervention in Turnhout (8-9/09)

web Filip Van Dingenen - movements for bata - voorkeur Andy Filip Van Dingenen retraces the cano trip Robert Louis Stevenson described in his travelogue 'An Inland Voyage' (1878). The experience along the waterway between Antwerp and Brussels, the stories of people met and found souvenirs are presented in a multimedia installation during the festival weekend in Turnhout.

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