Lille-Sud has no other name than the one of a direction. This poor neighborhood of 23000 inhabitants is a genuine urban enclave. Separated from the city by the highway, it has become the playground of real estate profiteers and big urban projects.
Bonaventure Rosa et Jan Paremski explore the memory of the neighborhood and of its inhabitants, redraw trajectories, probe spaces. Inspired by encounters, immersions and testimonies, here the sea is no more gives a name to a social reality that still shapes several generations.
here the sea is no more
Jan Paremski & Bonaventure Rosa
november 24th 2018
poetry
978-2-490205-00-4
5€
author(s)
Jan Paremski is a social worker. Bonaventure Rosa teaches history and geography. Their approach, poetical and political, has crossed the one of Les Étaques en 2015. They chose to tell the story of Lille-Sud and its inhabitants.
Jan Paremski is a social worker. Bonaventure Rosa teaches history and geography. Their approach, poetical and political, has crossed the one of Les Étaques en 2015. They chose to tell the story of Lille-Sud and its inhabitants.
In the medias
« Ici la mer n'est plus », de Jan Paremski et Rosa Bonaventure, Babelio, april 26th 2019.
« Ici la mer n'est plus », de Jan Paremski et Rosa Bonaventure, Poésie Mag, july 19th 2021.
« Ici la mer n'est plus », de Jan Paremski et Rosa Bonaventure, Babelio, april 26th 2019.
« Ici la mer n'est plus », de Jan Paremski et Rosa Bonaventure, Poésie Mag, july 19th 2021.