Embrace, interdisciplinary art tetralogy 2014.
With the participation of: Carolina Estrada , Kenyi Quispe , Ros Postigo , Luisfernan Vargas , Fiorella Garrido-Lecca , Manuela Talledo , Julio Martín Pinto , Stefania Polo , Ysavo Morales , Karla Peralta , Helga Elsner , Esra Özmen , Greta Gregor , Robert Hobl , Ingrid Gugganig , Sonja Kothe and Martín Ponce.
Esra Özmen
Esra Özmen
Sandleiten, Vienna.
Rapper with his brother Enes in the duo Esrap, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. Contribute to Knowing | Understanding Interacting with Emilio Santisteban.
"My brother and I make music. We designate Esrap. We've done a role reversal in Vienna, because I rap and he sings, which is usually not as common in the hip hop scene. We present our texts in German / Turkish-speaking, do not mince his mouth to our opinion about the Austrian politics to make known. I study at the Academy of Fine Arts and Enes goes to high school. We were born here, grew up here, Austrian citizen, but a foreigner in his own country. A Turkish proverb says: "Music is the food of the soul" and therefore we combine for 5 years lyrics and beats on socio-political messages. The focus is on our thoughts and feelings on topics such as women's rights, the everyday lives of migrants / interior and with the theme "Language". For all crops, especially for all genres. Since Hip Hop is generally a male-dominated art form and we are convinced that women write just as good lyrics and they can flow on point over beats like men, we also give workshop exclusively for women.Hip Hop lyrics are often racist and sexist. During the workshop prejudices should not only be questioned. It is also with its own texts held against it! "Rap is a shocking music for those who do not want to open their eyes. "And with the motto we go to the well, because we want to get things moving and not alone but together."

Embrace was a tetralogy realized in close collaboration with Hansel Sato, composed of Knowing , Know , Understanding , and Learning , a project that brought together people from the multiethnic Sandleitenhof residential complex in Vienna with people from various districts of multicultural Lima. Begun remotely in December 2013, it culminated in Vienna between May 17 and 31. It integrated mail art, public space interventions, installations, exchanges, and performance.
Abrazar was part of the XIII SOHO in Ottakring Festival, held in May 2014 in the Sandleiten neighborhood, district 16 of the city of Vienna, Austria, curated by Ula Schneider and Hansel Sato.


