A STEP FORWARD IN

RENEWABLE ENERGY

A short

documentary

Feat

chinh ba

Artist
Profile/
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Idea:

The molecule

About Artist

Chinh Ba is a poetry performance artist, musician and art maker known as the founder of CAB Hoian. His practice is not only an interest in the development of local culture, but also an effort to facilitate the building of a sustainable culture-driven community.

The
Interview/
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10.2020

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Solutions keep arising, the latter is the result of the former. Renewable energy is also one of them.

‘Forward’ is evolution, ‘step’ is movement. I formulated evolutionary concepts of motion the same way Isadora Duncan formulated her theory of the solar plexus. And to achieve this evolution, there must be solutions. Solutions are generated continuously, the following solution being the result of the previous solution. Renewable energy is one of those solutions.

I used the principle of automated molecular motion and placed the performer in an adverse environment, forcing the movers to be inextricably bound together and inseparable. In this environment of adverse movement, in order to maintain the form of the collective, individuals must constantly find moving solutions. Movement is formed by the collective, for the collective. On the contrary, the collective will maintain the form by the individual, and for the individual. As a result, one minute sculptures are formed based on those random movements, captured by 3D capture.

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A step in renewable energy is mandatory for the survival needs of society.

For me, the development of renewable energy is one of the mandatory steps in the evolution of the survival needs of social activities. Vietnam is not excluded from global steps; concerns about the environment, living standards and innovations to bring society along with sustainable development.

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I put my faith in a sustainable future, and in Vietnam.

Although this step has not yet come close to my immediate life, I put my faith in a sustainable future and faith that Vietnam is carrying out our responsibilities for local people and the whole of society.