Identity crisis exists in every subtle moment in our lives, and we want to express these by revealing our uncertainty, struggles, reflections of other people regarding our identity, as well as historical events in the past.
With the switch of power, will the meaning of “pain” and “pleasure” we are so used to, take on different meanings, or be juxtaposed and create new discoveries for us?
How can we find an inner dialogue considering being in a identity crisis?
The children’s game “Chinese Whispers” is the starting point of a reflection on biases within communication. By including artificial intelligence as a player, we confront ourselves with the notion of “Othering”. Image generating and captioning software is looped together to exacerbate the system’s biases, while an AI voice calling on a telephone complains about its work being criticized.
2. In what way did TC change your view on your own culture when you returned home? 3. Was there anything that you observed, but didn’t express, that you would like to tell today? 4. Did you have the feeling that you hurt somebody or did you get hurt in the programme? 5. When you are thinking of youreveryday life: What comes to your mind related to the terms “taking a look at” and “look away”? 6. What do you see in the space in which you are at the moment? 7. This question was forwarded to you by your predecessor in the interview series: … 8. What question would you like to forward to the next person in the interview series?
1. What is your most intensememory of TC? 3. Was there anything that you observed, but didn’t express, that you would like to tell today? 4. Did you have the feeling that you hurt somebody or did you get hurt in the programme? 5. When you are thinking of youreveryday life: What comes to your mind related to the terms “taking a look at” and “look away”? 6. What do you see in the space in which you are at the moment? 7. This question was forwarded to you by your predecessor in the interview series: … 8. What question would you like to forward to the next person in the interview series?
1. What is your most intensememory of TC? 2. In what way did TC change your view on your own culture when you returned home? 4. Did you have the feeling that you hurt somebody or did you get hurt in the programme? 5. When you are thinking of youreveryday life: What comes to your mind related to the terms “taking a look at” and “look away”? 6. What do you see in the space in which you are at the moment? 7. This question was forwarded to you by your predecessor in the interview series: … 8. What question would you like to forward to the next person in the interview series?
1. What is your most intensememory of TC? 2. In what way did TC change your view on your own culture when you returned home? 3. Was there anything that you observed, but didn’t express, that you would like to tell today? 5. When you are thinking of youreveryday life: What comes to your mind related to the terms “taking a look at” and “look away”? 6. What do you see in the space in which you are at the moment? 7. This question was forwarded to you by your predecessor in the interview series: … 8. What question would you like to forward to the next person in the interview series?
1. What is your most intensememory of TC? 2. In what way did TC change your view on your own culture when you returned home? 3. Was there anything that you observed, but didn’t express, that you would like to tell today? 4. Did you have the feeling that you hurt somebody or did you get hurt in the programme? 6. What do you see in the space in which you are at the moment? 7. This question was forwarded to you by your predecessor in the interview series: … 8. What question would you like to forward to the next person in the interview series?
1. What is your most intensememory of TC? 2. In what way did TC change your view on your own culture when you returned home? 3. Was there anything that you observed, but didn’t express, that you would like to tell today? 4. Did you have the feeling that you hurt somebody or did you get hurt in the programme? 5. When you are thinking of youreveryday life: What comes to your mind related to the terms “taking a look at” and “look away”? 7. This question was forwarded to you by your predecessor in the interview series: … 8. What question would you like to forward to the next person in the interview series?
1. What is your most intensememory of TC? 2. In what way did TC change your view on your own culture when you returned home? 3. Was there anything that you observed, but didn’t express, that you would like to tell today? 4. Did you have the feeling that you hurt somebody or did you get hurt in the programme? 5. When you are thinking of youreveryday life: What comes to your mind related to the terms “taking a look at” and “look away”? 6. What do you see in the space in which you are at the moment? 8. What question would you like to forward to the next person in the interview series?
1. What is your most intensememory of TC? 2. In what way did TC change your view on your own culture when you returned home? 3. Was there anything that you observed, but didn’t express, that you would like to tell today? 4. Did you have the feeling that you hurt somebody or did you get hurt in the programme? 5. When you are thinking of youreveryday life: What comes to your mind related to the terms “taking a look at” and “look away”? 6. What do you see in the space in which you are at the moment? 7. This question was forwarded to you by your predecessor in the interview series: …
Twenty Five people from more than ten different countries and over fifteen different majors came together in the biggest city of Switzerland, Zurich. In four weeks we found out how to curse somebody with a spell, how to work together and what it means to hold a lecture in a transcultural environment.
