Bagri Foundation's video: Jasmin Kent Rodgman - hot B stars - Someone Named Humanity

Bagri Foundation Presents 'Someone Named Humanity' by Jasmin Kent Rodgman. Note to the Audience: 'hot B stars' will sound and look its best in a darkened room, with headphones in or good quality speakers on. Turn the volume up and enjoy. Someone Named Humanity What I entreat is the stretching out of every life to the zenith of sensitivity like the birds pointing their wings the night flies disturbing the antique lamp giving meaning in colours of the rainbow with its sevenfold splendor everywhere. Seorang Bernama Manusia Apayang aku pinta panjatkanlah segala usia ke puncak kepekaannya bagai mergastua menghela sayapnya kelkatu menenggangi lamputua memberi makna dalam warna pelangi menujuhkalikan indahnya di mana-mana. - Noor S I This giant sculpture of a baby sleeps calmly on the way to the Yulin Caves in the Guazhou County of Gansu, Northwest China. An image of innocence set within a barren landscape, I’m reminded of the beauty and simplicity of childhood; voices we sometimes forget to protect but also fail to listen to. I'm reminded of family traditions, I'm reminded of a call for global community and solidarity. In Someone Named Humanity we hear a classroom, a protest, a concert and birdsong. Elements of life, growth, resistance and solitude permeate an incomplete and repeating musical phrase that inspires movement but yet never fully reaches its destination. @JKRodgman Commissioned by the Bagri Foundation as part of At Home in the World series, 2020.