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Nan vodou ayisyen an, Guédés yo se espri lanmò. Samdi, Baron an konvoke nan yon seremoni pou libere tout moun k ap soufri nan mond lan akoz kolonizasyon. Pyès sa a fè apèl a espirityalite vodou kòm yon fòm gerizon kont vyolans kolonyal. Nan yon monn san Ewòp, Baron Samedi ansanm ak rès Gédés yo monte nan sant yon naratif mawon anti-futuris pou resisite tan ak sans mond lan blese mòtèl nan vyolans kolonize ak rasis.

In Haitian voodoo, the Guédés are spirits of death. Baron Samedi is summoned to a ceremony to free all the people who are suffering in the world as the result of colonisation. This piece invokes voodoo spirituality as a form of healing from colonial violence. In a world without Europe, Baron Samedi, along with the rest of the Guédés, rises in the midst of a maroon anti-futurist narrative to resurrect time and the senses of worlds that have been mortally wounded by colonising and racist violence.

Evel Romain (Haiti). Member of the artist collective known as Atis Rezistans and of a broader movement known as the Sculptors of the Grand Rue, and trained with Jean Hérard Celeur. Much of Evel's work reflects his African heritage with his use of minimal forms and rope details. Evel has been a participant and organiser of the Ghetto Biennale since its inception in 2009.