Edition 2017
Éric Julien
Born 1960, Asnières, France. Lives in the Haut-Diois, Drôme, France.
Éric Julien was stricken by a pulmonary edema while climbing in Colombia’s Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains. Kogi Indians saved him. As a token of gratitude, he set up an organization called Tchendukua-Ici et Ailleurs, devoting his life to raising money to help them buy back their ancestral lands, preserve their culture and regenerate the primary forest. In 2006, in the Drôme, he started the Practical School of Nature and Knowledge, a learning laboratory largely based on Kogi culture. A business consultant, he advocates a third way to create new alliances with life.
In the same sequence
Events
4 July
COLOMBIA’S KOGI INDIANS IN 2017: IDENTITY AND THOUGHT
Round table
Round table with Éric Julien, photographer, and Arregoce Coronado Zarabata and José Gabriel Limako Dingula, representatives of the Kogi Indian community.
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Cour Fanton
4 July
The Kogi Indians
THE MEMORY OF POSSIBILITIES
Exhibition tour
Exhibition tour by Éric Julien, photographer.
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Caves du Méjan
5 July
CREATIVE DIALOGUE, TOWARDS A NEW PARADIGM?
Animus? Anima? Indigenous cultures and modernity?
Round table
Round table with Éric Julien, photographer, and Arregoce Coronado Zarabata and José Gabriel Limako Dingula, representatives of the Kogi Indian community.
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