SHARED BRILLIANCE 2025
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A season to keep floating together in troubled times.
“... Those who survived in the underbellies of boats, under each other under unbreathable
circumstances are the undrowned, and their breathing is not separate from the drowning of their kin and
fellow captives, their breathing is not separate from the breathing of the ocean, their breathing is not
separate from the sharp exhale of hunted whales, their kindred also. Their
breathing did not make them individual survivors. It made a context. The context of undrowning.
Breathing in unbreathable circumstances is what we do every day in the chokehold of racial gendered
ableist capitalism. We are still undrowning.”
- Alexis Pauline Gumbs, Undrowned
Unwanted, and discouraged. Censored, silenced, exiliated. And yet, thanks to every concert,
performance, or exhibition, they keep us from drowning. Artists are the breath of resistance.
How do we undrown? How do we keep breathing, and glowing in the face of sufference and loss?
Those are the questions we will ask to Electropark’s artists of this year. Follow our podcast to
keep floating together in these troubled times.
Evergreen is created and conducted by Claudia Calabresi, podcaster and writer.
Cla Calabresi is a transfeminist activist, writer and podcaster. She lives between Genova and
Baltimore, where she follows a PhD at Johns Hopkins University on Cinema, Gender and Queer
studies.
As in the last years, the podcast will be airing on Cashmere Radio, a not-for-profit community
experimental radio station based in Wedding. Quoting Radio Cashmere’s own words, “The
ambition of the station is to preserve and further radio and broadcasting practices by playing with
the plasticity and malleability of the medium. We do this by both honouring and challenging its
inherent qualities: it is both a physical station open to the public and an online radio; it has
regular shows, yet opens itself up to extended and one-off events; it features extended generative
music performances and installations at the same time as working within radio’s typical
durations. In short, it is an attempt to enhance and celebrate the performative, social and
informative power of radio that we believe lies within the
form itself.”