See you in cultural land!
December 9 & 10, 2023, from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Sacred places, sacred sounds, cosmology, ceremony, teaching...
In conferences or workshops, you will have the opportunity to learn or expand your knowledge on many subjects, each as fascinating as the next! These two days in the presence of our 5 speakers promise to be magical!
You have the possibility to participate in both days, or to register for one day, we will let you discover the program for these two days!
If you would like to benefit from accommodation on site, do not hesitate to contact Le Domaine La Chapelle in Sigonce, a magnificent place where you can eat and stay!
More information on 04 92 75 83 16 & 06 82 27 60 78, and on the website: http://www.domaine-la-chapelle.com/
The entire Au Nom de la Mère-Earth team obviously remains at your disposal!
OUR SPEAKERS
Didier hilar
Artistic director of Natives magazine .
Didier Hilar is an architect, designer and artistic director of the Revue NATIVES. He was trained in natural architecture, geobiology and the sensitive perception that each form inscribed in its environment manifests. For several years, he has been developing a particular practice of his profession:
“Listening” to the identity and environment linked to each project, to each project leader and to each space of realization, from the place to the sheet of paper, from information to materialization. Be silent and welcome the information from the beings present, access this communicative Whole who will welcome the project (architectures, scenes, shapes, signs, drawings, artifacts, etc.);
this is, according to Didier Hilar, the necessary prerequisite for any intervention, installation or even creation.
(*) it is, here, what is visible or invisible, animate or inanimate, constructed or projected.
Claude Bongard
Wood surgeon .
Born in 1972 in Seoul, Claude Bongard is an independent cabinetmaker-sculptor in the canton of Fribourg.
Specializing in artistic and high-end cabinetmaking since 1995, he has developed his craftsmanship: sculptures, shamanic drums from the four corners of the world, dream catchers, Gruyère cream spoons and old furniture. drink. His main source of inspiration is nature, where he finds the materials necessary for his creations. Alongside his artistic activities, he shares his passions and his vision of the world through workshops and support sessions, both privately and as a facilitator for schools or consultant for businesses. The teachings he offers come from his journey and his encounters, as well as martial arts, Buddhism and shamanism. So many guides that invite us to take a kind look at our society. If you want to discover
better the character, the show “Passe-moi les Jumelles” devoted a report to him in November 2019.
Sabah Rahmani
Anthropologist, journalist, editor, author and speaker
Journalist, editor and author, with a degree in anthropology, Sabah Rahmani works on
the question of root peoples for more than twenty years. Sabah has carried out numerous
reports from indigenous communities, highlighting relationships between humans
and nature.
Co-director of the “Voix de la Terre” collection at Actes Sud and editorial advisor for the
magazine Natives, peoples, roots, she is also the author of the book
“Words of the root peoples - Plea for the Earth”, preface by Pierre Rabhi (Actes sud, 2019).
Sabah was deputy editor-in-chief of the magazine "Kaizen, ecological solutions media
and social" from 2017 to 2023.
Delphine Fabbri Lawson
French artist , committed and activist with indigenous communities in the Amazon.
Delphine Fabbri Lawson is a unique French visual and sound artist, a woman engaged and activist with indigenous communities in the Amazon for more than 20 years.
Among her commitments, she founded in 2020 with her husband Tupan Nunez de Oliveira (presented below), the Instituto Nhandereko: Eco-place of indigenous Guarani Mbya ancestral culture from Brazil. Their missions? Preserve the living memory of the culture, language and science of this people, while instilling the ancestral values of nature, its natural, possible and viable treatments!
Mother of Vera Xunu, she accompanies and supports her husband in all the struggles to protect the lands and ancestral practices of their community.
Tupa Nunes De Oliveira
Spiritual leader, Cacique and Shaman
The spiritual leader, cacique and shaman, Tupa Nunes, and his son Vera Xunu (son of Delphine Fabbri-Lawson) are indigenous Guarani Mbya from the village Mata Verde Bonita, located in the protection zone
environment in the Atlantic Forest of the State of Rio de Janeriro. The site has been designated a world heritage site by UNESCO/UN as a biosphere reserve. It has also been classified by the Ministry of the Environment as an “Area of Extreme Biological Importance”.
The Guarani Mbya community of Tupa Nunes is currently undergoing the invasion of a Spanish real estate company, for the construction of a luxury resort.
Their struggle to protect their ancestral lands as well as their practices and rites is constant.
