GMU:Re-enchanting the field/Helena Haak - Revision history

Helena at 22:12, 1 May 2025

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 If I find a unified medium for these resilience stories—perhaps pre-prepared sheets in a specific format—I could assemble them into a collage.
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 Asche = Erinnerung …Tinte aus Asche?  …Pigmente …Eggtemphra  …Öl?
 ein einheitliches Medium um Geschichten zu sammeln, als Collage zusammenzufügen
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 die idee ist, ein gemeinschaftliches Kunstwerk/eine Collage zu schaffen, in dem die Erinnerungen, Geschichten und wünsche der menschen, die in narva leben, sowie die der pflanzen und Tiere eine rolle spielen, indem ich ein Medium zur verfügung stelle/eine Technik entwickle...

Helena at 21:46, 1 May 2025

2025-05-01T21:46:36Z

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	''<big>Resilience Stories</big> (Working title)''		''<big>Resilience Stories</big> (Working title)''

	A collaborative artwork / a collection of stories / a collage, recorded with ink or paint made from ash.		- A collaborative artwork / a collection of stories / a collage, recorded with ink or paint made from ash.

	The Antropocene leaves its mark. All too often, they are an expression of brute force against nature, but also of people who forget that they are a part of it. But the resilience of nature is enormous, it always finds a way, no matter what you do to it. I also see this power in human nature. I would like to search for traces in Narva, for stories of resilience and resistance, of courage, of small everyday miracles and how the history of the place has shaped the human and non-human inhabitants and contributed to their view of the world/their nature/their way of life.		The Antropocene leaves its mark. All too often, they are an expression of brute force against nature, but also of people who forget that they are a part of it. But the resilience of nature is enormous, it always finds a way, no matter what you do to it. I also see this power in human nature. I would like to search for traces in Narva, for stories of resilience and resistance, of courage, of small everyday miracles and how the history of the place has shaped the human and non-human inhabitants and contributed to their view of the world/their nature/their way of life.
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	As a technique, I'm interested in creating ink or paint made from ash. I want to experiment with this in advance, so that I already have a practical recipe on hand when I arrive, allowing me to make ink with the materials on-site and start recording right away.		As a technique, I'm interested in creating ink or paint made from ash. I want to experiment with this in advance, so that I already have a practical recipe on hand when I arrive, allowing me to make ink with the materials on-site and start recording right away.

	Pigments... egg tempera... oil?		(Pigments... egg tempera... oil?)

	Maybe I’ll come up with a fitting question—one that invites people to write or paint their stories for me. Perhaps I can use the ash-based ink to capture impressions and experiences of all kinds. Maybe the rain or a river will blur the ink. Maybe I can print with the leaves of a plant, or a lizard might leave behind its footprints :)		Maybe I’ll come up with a fitting question—one that invites people to write or paint their stories for me. Perhaps I can use the ash-based ink to capture impressions and experiences of all kinds. Maybe the rain or a river will blur the ink. Maybe I can print with the leaves of a plant, or a lizard might leave behind its footprints :)

Helena at 21:44, 1 May 2025

2025-05-01T21:44:04Z

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	'''<big>IDEA PAPER</big>'''		'''<big>IDEA PAPER</big>'''

	''<big>~~Working title:~~ Resilience Stories</big>''		''<big>Resilience Stories</big> (Working title)''

	A collaborative artwork / a collection of stories / a collage, recorded with ink or paint made from ash.		A collaborative artwork / a collection of stories / a collage, recorded with ink or paint made from ash.
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	Stories are written down, often with ink. That way, they endure and serve as reminders of something that once was—just like ash.		Stories are written down, often with ink. That way, they endure and serve as reminders of something that once was—just like ash.

	As a technique, I'm interested in creating ink or paint made from ash. I want to experiment with this in advance, so that I already have a practical recipe on hand when I arrive, allowing me to ~~begin making~~ the materials and start recording right away.		As a technique, I'm interested in creating ink or paint made from ash. I want to experiment with this in advance, so that I already have a practical recipe on hand when I arrive, allowing me to make ink with the materials on-site and start recording right away.

	Pigments... egg tempera... oil?		Pigments... egg tempera... oil?
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	If I find a unified medium for these resilience stories—perhaps pre-prepared sheets in a specific format—I could assemble them into a collage.		If I find a unified medium for these resilience stories—perhaps pre-prepared sheets in a specific format—I could assemble them into a collage.

Helena at 21:01, 1 May 2025

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	'''<big>IDEA PAPER ~~(in progress…)~~</big>'''		'''<big>IDEA PAPER</big>'''

	''<big>Working title: Resilience Stories</big>''		''<big>Working title: Resilience Stories</big>''

	~~<big>background info<~~/~~big>~~		A collaborative artwork / a collection of stories / a collage, recorded with ink or paint made from ash.

	~~Text~~...		The Antropocene leaves its mark. All too often, they are an expression of brute force against nature, but also of people who forget that they are a part of it. But the resilience of nature is enormous, it always finds a way, no matter what you do to it. I also see this power in human nature. I would like to search for traces in Narva, for stories of resilience and resistance, of courage, of small everyday miracles and how the history of the place has shaped the human and non-human inhabitants and contributed to their view of the world/their nature/their way of life.

			I want to listen, to let the place, the people, plants, animals, elements... tell their own stories.

	~~<big>description: main object/focus~~ of ~~fieldwork~~, ~~research question~~, ~~anticipated outcomes</big>~~		What will I encounter? A little plant growing through the concrete? Animals that have found a (new) home? People whose history, that of their parents or grandparents, is/was shaped by the oil shale mining in the region and the associated industry? What makes them strong? What does the place mean to them? What wishes, dreams and fantasies would they like to share?

	~~Text..~~.		For the recordings, I would like to develop a unified medium to collect these stories—whether written down, painted, stamped, or transcribed.

			Stories are written down, often with ink. That way, they endure and serve as reminders of something that once was—just like ash.

	~~<big>technical description: tools~~, ~~method~~, ~~process</big>~~		As a technique, I'm interested in creating ink or paint made from ash. I want to experiment with this in advance, so that I already have a practical recipe on hand when I arrive, allowing me to begin making the materials and start recording right away.

	~~Text~~...		Pigments... egg tempera... oil?

			Maybe I’ll come up with a fitting question—one that invites people to write or paint their stories for me. Perhaps I can use the ash-based ink to capture impressions and experiences of all kinds. Maybe the rain or a river will blur the ink. Maybe I can print with the leaves of a plant, or a lizard might leave behind its footprints :)

			If I find a unified medium for these resilience stories—perhaps pre-prepared sheets in a specific format—I could assemble them into a collage.


	<big>references</big>		<big>references</big>

	~~Text...~~

			'''<big>notes - IDEA PAPER</big>'''

	~~'''<big>notes - IDEA PAPER</big>'''~~
	Die Region um Narva hat viel erlebt… Aber mit welchem Recht soll ich darüber berichten…?		Die Region um Narva hat viel erlebt… Aber mit welchem Recht soll ich darüber berichten…?

	ich möchte zuhören, den Ort, die Menschen, Pflanzen, Tiere, Elemente… selbst ihre Geschichten erzählen lassen		ich möchte zuhören, den Ort, die Menschen, Pflanzen, Tiere, Elemente… selbst ihre Geschichten erzählen lassen

			''Resilience Stories - ein kolaboratives Kunstwerk /eine Geschichtensammlung/ eine Collage, aufgezeichnet mit Tinte oder Farbe aus Asche''

			Phönix aus der Asche?!?

	Asche = Erinnerung …Tinte aus Asche? …Pigmente …Eggtemphra …Öl?		Asche = Erinnerung …Tinte aus Asche? …Pigmente …Eggtemphra …Öl?
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	was macht sie alle stark? Woher kommt die Wiederstandskraft?		was macht sie alle stark? Woher kommt die Wiederstandskraft?

			Natur ist am ende immer stärker - egal was man ihr antut.

			not continuing status quo...

			was sollen die menschen aus der Arbeit mitnehmen?... was nicht... kein ausversehenes verharmlosen

			unvoreingenimmen

			Dabei verstehe ich mich allenfalls als Chronistin, wertfrei, mit offenen Sinnen und ohne den Anspruch, ein vollständiges Bild oder eine konkrete Meinung wiedergeben zu müssen.

			Mich interessieren vor allem die hoffnungsvollen Geschichten, ein lösungsorientierter Ansatz, ohne die Dinge zu verharmlosen.

			die idee ist, ein gemeinschaftliches Kunstwerk/eine Collage zu schaffen, in dem die Erinnerungen, Geschichten und wünsche der menschen, die in narva leben, sowie die der pflanzen und Tiere eine rolle spielen, indem ich ein Medium zur verfügung stelle/eine Technik entwickle...

Helena at 16:35, 1 May 2025

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+'''<big>IDEA PAPER (in progress…)</big>'''
-''Working title:  Resilience Stories''
+''<big>Working title:  Resilience Stories</big>''
 Die Region um Narva hat viel erlebt… Aber mit welchem Recht soll ich darüber berichten…?
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 was macht sie alle stark? Woher kommt die Wiederstandskraft?

Helena at 17:28, 30 April 2025

2025-04-30T17:28:26Z

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	'''IDEA PAPER'''		'''IDEA PAPER (in Arbeit…)'''

			''Working title: Resilience Stories''


			Die Region um Narva hat viel erlebt… Aber mit welchem Recht soll ich darüber berichten…?

			ich möchte zuhören, den Ort, die Menschen, Pflanzen, Tiere, Elemente… selbst ihre Geschichten erzählen lassen


			Asche = Erinnerung …Tinte aus Asche? …Pigmente …Eggtemphra …Öl?

			ein einheitliches Medium um Geschichten zu sammeln, als Collage zusammenzufügen

			mit offenen Sinnen den Geschichten lauschen… Neugier, entdecken… zuhören

			Menschen Schreiben mit der Farbe ihre Erlebnisse auf, eine Eidechse läuft übers Blatt, drucken mit Pflanzen vor Ort, der Regen lässt die Farbe verwischen…

			was macht sie alle stark? Woher kommt die Wiederstandskraft?

Helena at 14:11, 30 April 2025

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	~~Test:)~~		'''IDEA PAPER'''

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2025-04-30T13:41:44Z

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