Letter for Viktor Ulysses from Ghana
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As the UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Cultural Diplomacy, Hedva Ser joined the creative team that produced the docufiction "Ulysses from Ghana", which calls for peace and reconciliation following transatlantic slavery. Her own artistic work as a sculptor is dedicated to peace, represented by her "Tree of Peace" sculpture used by UNESCO. She is pleased this docufiction inspires further works examining modern expressions of slavery, racism, and building a just world where all people can live in harmony. Hedva Ser offers to continue associating with sequels in other countries to further such important messages.
Letter for Viktor Ulysses from Ghana
- 1. HEDVA SER 138, rue de longchamp 75116 PARIS +336 09 25 24 38 hedva.ser@gmail.com www.hedva-ser.com In Paris, on April 16, 2022, As the UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Cultural Diplomacy, I was pleased to have joined the creative team which produced Ulysses from Ghana. My own work as an artist is dedicated to peace, especially through my sculpture Tree of Peace which UNESCO uses as a symbol of peace. This docufiction is in itself a call for peace, for catharsis and reconciliation following transatlantic slavery, one of the darkest pages in the history of mankind. It looks also at the modern-day expressions of slavery, as well as racial discrimination and looks forward to how peoples of different races, ethnicities and religion can move on in search of a more just world. I am delighted that this docufiction is now serving as an inspiration to continue the work with sequels in other countries and will be happy to associated with this creative process. Hedva Ser