Papâmacihowin is the Cree word that means always moving, never still in the same place, roaming.
Let yourself be carried away by the intertwined voices of two artists and a group of Indigenous youth
Multidisciplinary Métis artist Moe Clark collaborates with Mexican musician Ahau Marino and a group of Indigenous youth in this sonic journey. Together, they explore concepts of survival, determination and continuum through song, story and language. Their voices become landscape in this immersive nomadic performance.
Created by Moe Clark, in collaboration with Ahau Marino / With Moe Clark, Ahau Marino and young students from Hadley Junior High School and Philemon Wright High School in Gatineau / Production : Festival BIG BANG Ottawa