I Don’t Have Borders to Protect, 2017

Artist: Sead Kazanxhiu

Venue: Public Spaces

In our Romani Language we do not have a word for “border.” It does not exist. When we want to speak about a border we use the word border in other languages, not in the Romani language because it does not exist, neither as a word nor as a concept. This sentence is written with golden balloons and installed in different locations in the City of Prizren as a form of irony in celebrating the future of borders. It is continued with a performance where I invite people to sit in a chair and repeat for one minute the sentence “I don’t have borders to protect” in their language.

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