The
Chalk Circle

The potential of an artifact or structure to be remembered will partly depend up on its emotive force.
(Andrew Jones, 2007)

planting sharing spreading memory not usual nationality beyond landscape interdisciplinary lingo seasonal changing resilience adaptive cycle traces crop marks soil marks participated reconstructing interactions

planting

sharing

spreading

memory

nationality

landscape

lingo

resilience

crop marks

changing

reconstructing

adaptive cycle

traces

layers

soil marks

relationships

dialogue

seasonal

partecipating

shelter

growing

Beyond

identities

destinies

We thought of the chalk circle as an act of drawing ritual and fragile contextualization. As something that brings together, or maintains together, things that are distinct, indicating that those entities could also be regarded, under certain conditions, as a unit.

Belgian German Danish Finnish French Faeroe Islands Yugoslav, Croatian Yugoslav, Serbian Lithaunian Dutch Norwedian Russian Swedish Czech Polish Soviet, Belarus Soviet, Latvia Soviet, Russia Soviet, Ukraine Turkish Hungarian