Words
A growing collection of ideas
we encounter on the way

INTERVIEWS - Questions to different experts on care

Rachel Heymach

Nanette Evenhuis

Milone Reigman

Beniam Ehdego

Not everyone is going to run away with your vulnerability.Reena

Music people associate to care

References & Inspirations:

Care talks

Care talks is a method we developed to engage in conversation with a wide range of people. By placing our cozy living room in the street, staying there every day for several hours, people get curious and come to talk with us.

Internships

We take interships in different work fields to learn about care through the lens of people working in these different professions.

How
Do we do it (in practice)

We work with

Moha
Who we are

Moha's name comes from Hungarian language in which it means moss. Our collective chose this name to reflect the desire to embody a moss like quality which grows and expands even in the most unexpected conditions. Moss is also not something one pays much attention to, it is under one's feet, not in the spotlight, it comes as an almost invisible layer, an invisible support.

The team

Alice Pons & Olivia Reschofsky, Lisanne van Aert, Biljana Radinoska, Marc Andrews, Charlot van Der Meer, Jochem van Rijsingen, Zsofia Paczolay, Nienke Scholts

Partners

Project co-produced and funded by FPK, BGLF, Productiehuis Theater Rotterdam, Rotterdams Wijktheater, Het Huis Utrecht, Over het Ij Productie, Veem House for Performance, Explore the North, Tankstation, Fonds21, ZK/U, Via Zuid and SoAP.

Cracks
When care sucks: concerns and complaints from the many and the few

When there is a pandemic

When care is patronizing

When you are discriminated

When you have a burn out

When you are lonely

When your work is not acknowledged

When you are not treated in a fair way

When care is over sentimental/too sweet

When you feel responsible and you shouldn't

When you are just unlucky

When life is a bitch with you

When you get sick

When no one takes care of the care worker

When you care the wrong way

Who cares?

An artistic project that examines the place of care within our society

The question, then, is not "how can we care more?" but instead to ask what happens to our work when we pay attention to moments where the question of "how to care?" is insistent but not easily answerable.Matters of care
from Maria Puig de la belacasa