Agenda

From the ridges and grooves that criss-cross the skin of their fingertips, Reza and Thomas zoom out. To a world where skin patterns unlock laptops. And where fingers are commandeered by governments as measuring instruments - to determine who is welcome where.

From the ridges and grooves that criss-cross the skin of their fingertips, Reza and Thomas zoom out. To a world where skin patterns unlock laptops. And where fingers are commandeered by governments as measuring instruments - to determine who is welcome where.

During his first years in Belgium Ahilan collected a list of 840 Dutch words unknown to him. In ‘All the words I didn't know yet’, he tries to use every single one of them. What does it mean to take up a new vocabulary? Will this monologue be understandable at all to Ahilan's 'fellow immigrants'?