Action - Inclusion: 100 people hum for digital mandala
100 different people want to hum a sound together in the Barclays Arena in Hamburg on Wednesday evening (6 p.m.) - and thus create the basis for a digital mandala. By recording this common sound, a sound artist will create a digital image that resembles a mandala - through sound waves that form a pattern.
The work will go around the world as a symbol of inclusion. Among the evening's guests in the otherwise completely empty arena are people of different genders, looks and ages, as well as different skin colors, beliefs, sexual or political orientations and origins or social status. Celebrities will also be among those humming along, led by choirmaster Joja Wendt.
The mandala "We are One" is intended to stand for cohesion and show togetherness. According to initiator Jan Schierhorn from the Fame Forest project, the campaign will symbolically go around the world "as the first image of inclusion".
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- During the event, various types of people, including celebrities, will be humming to the rhythm of music, showcasing the beauty of diversity and promoting the concept of inclusion.
- The harmonious humming of people from different backgrounds in the Barclays Arena in Hamburg will serve as inspiration for a computer artist to create a colorful digital mandala, symbolizing unity and harmony.
- As the digital mandala travels around the world, it will be a testament to the belief that regardless of religion, belief, or skin color, people can come together and create something beautiful, akin to a piece of art.
- In celebration of this inclusive event, Barclays Arena has been transformed into a vibrant space filled with people from all walks of life, united by their love for music and the shared experience of creating a digital mandala.
Source: www.stern.de
