Sound of Silence
This workshop explores censorship as a deeply rooted everyday experience. It invites you to discover the many layers through which censorship shapes our reality: often invisibly, yet with profound force.
What remains unsaid? What does silence preserve? Which ideology and hegemonic structure does censorship protect?
Censorship is not only imposed from the outside; it is also internalised. We censor ourselves in conversations with colleagues, in families, at work, among friends, and online. We hide parts of our identity to feel safe. This workshop traces censorship from the visible (laws, state control, institutional violence) to the invisible (social codes, self-censorship, silence, the unspoken).