in collaboration with The New Teenagers Gospel Choir
A performance/installation
This live artwork explores the dreams and aspirations that young Capetonians have for their futures as well as their thoughts on the current transport system. The Khayelitsha New Teenagers Gospel choir perform on the taxis original songs they specially produced for CAPE 09 in collaboration with composer/sound artist Isa Suarez. The passengers will travel as usual on their normal routes, paying their taxi fare to the driver.
The Denormalize cell
Bonkerstfest 2008
London
A site-specific surround-sound installation
in collaboration with Creative Routes members
The De-normalize cell has been specially created for Bonkersfest 2008 to address people's perceptions and assumptions about mental health. Visitors entered the cell and experienced a series of sensory-audio reflective vibrations while listening to a 3D sound and vocal composition.
The Human Rights Jukebox
Looking at the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights and focusing on how it may be interpreted in everyday life, Suarez and local residents created sound and text works through discussions, interviews and music sessions.
This march event brought the jukebox to the London streets of Camberwell and Peckham in June 2007 as part of Camberwell Arts festival.
Participants, local residents and artists joined the march to express their views on human rights.
