Inside Out Project in Patan, Nepal

Inside Out Project in Patan, Nepal A group action telling the story of a united community in Patan, Nepal, before and after the terrible earthquake that shook the country in April 2015.

Part of the international Inside Out project created by TED-awarded photographer JR, Hope for Tomorrow tells the story of a community: the inhabitants of and others connected to the Swotha Square in old Patan. Inside Out is a global participatory art project that sheds light on people and their stories via group action. Participants in the project are given full control of the creative process, ph

otographing community members and displaying these portraits in an exterior space, so as to make a statement in the form of public artwork and share that message with the rest of the world. Since its inception in 2011, many Inside Out projects have been conducted on various themes such as hope, diversity and climate change, among others, culminating in more than 1,200 group actions. Participants have pasted around 250,000 posters in more than 127 countries. It had been the earthquakes that struck Nepal on April 25 and May 12, killing around 9,000 people, that had incited the Swotha community to become involved with Inside Out. Sixty portraits were taken of people who either resided in or took part in the daily life of the square in some capacity or the other. These photographs will be then pasted on the walls of a house in front of the Radha-Krishna Mandir—one of the structures destroyed in the earthquake—serving to illustrate the diversity, resilience and optimism of Nepali people. The group action was made possible thanks to the community itself, as well as a number of external actors, including the Inside Out team in New York that offered financial and technical support; Cosy Nepal’s co founders—Camille Hanesse and Jiten Shrestha—who instigated the group action; and Nicolas Marie, who took the photographs.

Nice pics from    of our ageing   in  - Nepal.  Journalists, mind your sources though, we are not victims of the 2015 ea...
09/05/2016

Nice pics from of our ageing in - Nepal. Journalists, mind your sources though, we are not victims of the 2015 earthquake but instead a very much alive and resilient community!

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Three days of pasting in a 1 min timelaps video !   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trUsG8hAhigInside Out Project       ...
18/11/2015

Three days of pasting in a 1 min timelaps video ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trUsG8hAhig
Inside Out Project

It had been the earthquakes that struck Nepal on April 25 and May 12, killing around 9,000 people, that had incited the Swotha community to become involved w...

Prakash Dai whose smile don't lie ;)
01/11/2015

Prakash Dai whose smile don't lie ;)

Going on,  going on ;))
31/10/2015

Going on, going on ;))

31/10/2015
Let's start !!
31/10/2015

Let's start !!

Last shots before pasting... and here we start!!With Soma didi, Pawan dai, Shakila, Situ, Palista and Sani ;)
31/10/2015

Last shots before pasting... and here we start!!
With Soma didi, Pawan dai, Shakila, Situ, Palista and Sani ;)

Making glue with Sailesh and Robin. Wheat, water and sugar. Let's paste !!
31/10/2015

Making glue with Sailesh and Robin. Wheat, water and sugar. Let's paste !!

30/10/2015

Construction of the scaffolding is going on ! We will start pasting our posters tomorrow. Exciting !!

Starting the construction of the scaffolding !   Two days and we start pasting !!
29/10/2015

Starting the construction of the scaffolding ! Two days and we start pasting !!

Sailesh and his happy face portrait
28/10/2015

Sailesh and his happy face portrait

Little Lila, our Swotha Square's doll, a bit skeptical seeing her face in big in the middle of the garden
28/10/2015

Little Lila, our Swotha Square's doll, a bit skeptical seeing her face in big in the middle of the garden

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Swotha Tole - Ward 18
Lalitpur
44600

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