Workshop (EN)
Kids of the Diasporas Imaginationsreise zur femininen Urkraft

Journey to Your Divine Feminine is a guided imaginative journey accompanied by sound bowls that leads to the primal power of the ancestors. Afterwards, visions emerge that are put down on paper. These give rise to insightful images from the power of one's own soul. These works are decoded to reveal encrypted information and hidden potential. The process combines sound, imagination and artistic expression as a means of self-development. The format takes place as part of the Ibrahim Mahama: Zilijifa exhibition.

The workshop is free with a valid exhibition ticket.

Registration: vermittlung@kunsthallewien.at

Kids of the Diaspora

Kids of the Diaspora was founded by Leni Charles and Cherrie O. in Vienna and operates internationally from the diaspora. At its core is artivism: the connection between art, healing and activism. With immersive experiences, retreats and programmes on inner child healing and belonging, they create spaces for genuine encounters and lived inclusion. In collaboration with institutions, brands and artists, they develop formats that build bridges between art and healing – from sustainable fashion items with a message to curated events and exhibitions in socially relevant spaces. Their core message, 'Deconstruct the concept of minority', shapes every project and reminds us that sustainable change always begins within.

Leni Charles

Leni Charles is a creative and art director, designer, DEI consultant and founder of Kids of the Diaspora.

Cherrelle Olukemi

Cherrelle Olukemi is an Austro-Nigerian filmmaker, singer/sound healer and co-founder of Kids of the Diaspora. Her work primarily explores transgenerational themes and the power of words.

FLO REAL

Formerly known as 'da nightnurse', FLO REAL is a soulful DJ and producer born and raised in Vienna, whose musical roots run deep in the sounds of the 1970s and 1980s, drawing inspiration from r'n'b, soul, funk, disco and reggae – much of which was passed down through her West African father's extensive vinyl collection.