This project is now archived and was part of DDW20
When a language is lost, the connection that people have with a specific place and its community weakens. For Not in so many words in Kröller-Müller, Fillip Studios selected 145 languages from the UNESCO atlas of the world’s languages in danger, including Éven, Chantal, Trumai, Waima’s and Savosavo.
Every day a unique drawing was created in the Kröller-Müller museum this year, whereby a language that initially could only be under-stood by the indigenous community is translated into an image that can be understood and experienced by all.
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About Fillip Studios
Fillip Studios makes impact through wonder. The studio is founded by artists Roos Meerman and Tom Kortbeek. Projects from the studio have been shown in Museum Arnhem, Bozar Brussels, Cooper Hewitt Design Museum, Trapholt Museum, South by Southwest and Kröller-Müller.
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