Harraga Valientes
Works by Ike Häuser, Giulio Piscitelli and Pablo Allison
published in the catalogue within an accompanying exhibition Harraga Valientes.
limited edition of 25
22 pages / 21 x 29,7 cm
translucent cover
Giovanni De Vido (design)
100% of the proceeds will be donated to Women in Exile e.V.
Pablo Allison and Giulio Piscitelli are photographers whose work addresses migration and many more topics that come together.
It's about the personal stories of people. Their projects, The Light Of The Beast and Harraga, lead to an accompanying exhibition here,
which will be shown for three weeks. In the exchange, the two artists, who know each other through graffiti, highlight similarities in
the migration flows they document. Even though they occur in places far apart. Through the shared background of writing their art,
Migrantes Valientes, which appears in Allison's tags, is complemented by the term Harraga chosen by Piscitelli, and vice versa.
This simultaneity and juxtaposition point to the fact that the global condition is almost indistinguishable in its origins.
Harraga Valientes is the impulse for openness and communication.
Friederike Häuser works in the field of right-wing extremism and is a freelance author living in Hamburg.
Her topics are graffiti, police criticism, spatial strategies and penal practices.
As a social worker and criminologist her insights on the effects of migration policy especially in Germany are as diverse as the topic itself.
And clear on the other hand.