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BIO

Yoana Buzova (BG) is passionate about public space and short-lived, neglected moments and objects. In her work, she employs low-tech, DIY methods, found and repurposed material to create poetic moments. She is currently obsessed with boxes. .

ABSTRACT

Leaveamessage is a participatory project, a network of voice mailboxes. It allow members of the public to record and distribute audio messages in public space. The boxes are installed in different counties, cities and contexts. Connected to each other, the boxes provide playful, performative moments for strangers to break from their routine and enter into a network of anonymous voices, traveling an unplanned journey through cityscapes.

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 BIO
-Yoana Buzova (1987, BG) is passionate about by public space and short-lived, neglected moments and objects.  In her work, she employs tangibility, low-tech, DIY methods and found / repurposed material to bring poetic instants. Currently obsessed with boxes. She has a BA in Photography at The National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts, Sofia, Bulgaria and currently studies under the master programme of Media Design & Communication Department at the Piet Zwart Institute, Rotterdam.
+Yoana Buzova (BG) is passionate about public space and short-lived, neglected moments and objects.  In her work, she employs low-tech, DIY methods, found and repurposed material to create poetic moments. She is currently obsessed with boxes. .
 ABSTRACT
-Leaveamessage is a participatory project, a network of voice mailboxes, that allow members of the public to record and distribute audio messages in public space. The boxes are installed in different counties, cities, contexts.  Connected to each other, the boxes provide playful, performative moments for strangers to break from their routine and enter into a network of anonymous voices, traveling an unplanned journey trough cityscapes.
+Leaveamessage is a participatory project, a network of voice mailboxes. It allow members of the public to record and distribute audio messages in public space. The boxes are installed in different counties, cities and contexts.  Connected to each other, the boxes provide playful, performative moments for strangers to break from their routine and enter into a network of anonymous voices, traveling an unplanned journey through cityscapes.