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To Step Across the Line four pieces of writing on borders, lines, frames and edges that constrict, demarcate, define, enclose, separate, limit and open possibilities. To Step Across the Line by Kapka Kassabova takes the childhood game of hopscotch with lines drawn on a tarmac creating âa microcosm of meaningful boundariesâ as a starting point to think about borders and look at the human trauma and ultra- porousness of the real lines in the landscapes separating Bulgaria and Turkey, Turkey and Greece, Thailand and Cambodia. Tara Bergin crosses the lines through her re-interpretation of...

Transition, Transformation and Transience was published in 2016 to accompany the launch of The Wapping Project Commissions. It features three writing commissions â two in poetry and an essay. So Mayer Line of Visible Light Alice Butler The Peach Slip Lavinia Greenlaw A poetâs difficulty with words

Resonance 2 features new writing â Make it resonate! by Jen Calleja, translated from English into Arabic by Daisy Vaughan, Saara Turunenâs piece Resonanssi (Resonance), translated from Finnish into English by Owen F. Witesman and from Finnish into Arabic by Maria Pakkala, Jokha Alharthiâs short story زÙارة) A visit), translated from Arabic into English by Marilyn Booth â and images by Rawan AlMahrouqi, Safa Baluchi, Ruqaiya Mazar, Riham Noor Al Zadjali and Elina Brotherus. Resonance 2 is a counterpart to Resonance 1 published on 1 September 2019nand continues our exploration...

The Wapping Project has always been a rite of passage â from commissioned artists to chefs who worked at Wapping Food in the days at the Wapping Hydraulic Power Station. Nobody who has made the journey of working with us in any capacity could claim being unchanged by the experience. The Wapping Project is never static; it avoided solidifying into something that can be easily defined. We commissioned and produced many works over the years inspired by the dynamics of being, journeys and transformations including Passage, 2013, and Passages, 1996. We are returning to these themes in this volume...