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SUMMARY:Mistranslating Light: What the Shadow Said
LOCATION:Victoria Park
DESCRIPTION:@pixlogist ✕ @oniontale presentsMistranslated Light (來自
 世界的詩)in collaboration with @redjadepavilion @artworkersxredjade @e
 ast2046_festival In July\, we sat on the grass and traced shadows. Leaves
 \, stems\, the edges of things moving in the wind\, drawn onto handmade mu
 lberry paper as the sun shifted. Those sheets have been sitting in a drawe
 r since. This time we take them back out and read them as if they were wri
 ting in a language none of us knows. This is a small writing session of ar
 ound two and a half hours\, for 10 people\, led by @oniontale. We open wit
 h five minutes on the mulberry paper itself\, where it comes from and how 
 it is made\, because the material is part of the work. Then we stretch\, s
 hake off the week\, and read a few lines of poetry aloud together to get o
 ur voices and bodies into the room before anyone picks up a pen. Then we w
 ork from the June sheets. Each of us takes a shadow drawing made by someon
 e else and mistranslates it directly onto mulberry paper: read the lines a
 s strokes\, guess at what they say\, and write back in your mother tongue
 \, a whole poem or a single line\, whatever the shadow gives you. We close
  in a circle\, reading aloud. We listen to the sound of each other's langu
 ages. No writing experience needed. Any language welcome. Bring a pen that
  feels good in your hand. Date | 19 Sep 2026 (Sat)Time | 15:30-17:00Meetin
 g Place | Victoria Park\, LondonParticipants | Up to 10Fee | £5 ppBooking
  | Link in the bio pixlogistLondon-based community event and urban walk or
 ganiser. He documents city life through illustration and leads walks in Lo
 ndon\, Hong Kong\, and beyond. He hopes to uncover forgotten local histori
 es and inspire people to see the places they live in a new light. Oni OnOn
 i On is a sociologist (PhD in Housing Studies)\, writer\, and city walk gu
 ide (onionwalk.com). Currently commissioned by Chronic Insanity to produce
  the digital dance piece Ghosts of Our Mothers for the 2026 Puncture the S
 creen Festival\, she is also drafting several short film and semi-autofict
 ion scripts. Her diary entries and creative works—followed by over 8\,00
 0 readers on Douban—have been exhibited at Moon Gallery in Tokyo and in 
 London (Welcome Aboard\, Untitled Kitchen). Internationally\, she has faci
 litated writing workshops across Berlin\, Chiang Mai\, London\, and Wenzho
 u. She is also the Festival Director for EAST2046 CIC. Redjade PavilionRed
 jade Pavilion bridges heritage and the global stage - turning living tradi
 tions into cross-cultural dialogue\, arts and sustainable commerce. EAST20
 46A social enterprise (CIC) built around the idea of an “Eastern Futuris
 m”\, connecting artists\, scholars\, and technologies. Through festivals
 \, exhibitions\, courses and communities\, it turns interdisciplinary idea
 s into live experiences the public can take part in.\n\nBoletos: https://w
 ww.outsavvy.com/event/39539/mistranslating-light-what-the-shadow-said
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