Paulo Nazareth & Kabila Kyowa Stephane on Walking
May 11, 2026 · 55 min · 10 segments
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- Paulo NazarethGuestKabila Kyowa StephaneGuestFederica ZambelettiHost
Shumi BoseHost
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- Audience≈155k followers
May 11, 2026 · 55 min · 10 segments
Shumi BoseHost[outro jingle] On the fifth episode of Space Between's second season, we're pairing Paulo Nazareth, an artist whose practice engages deeply with colonial histories through walking, with Kapila Kiowa Stefani, an artist and thinker exploring mobility, borders, and human experience.
Paulo's work traces movement as an ancestral and political act shaped by colonization and its ongoing legacies, while Kapila reflects on walking as a gesture conditioned by systems of control, restriction, and access.
Together, they unpack how mobility is shaped by history, from colonial roots to contemporary visa regimes, and how walking can become a form of resistance and connection.
We'll be talking about movement and memory, borders and belonging, and the politics of being able to walk in the world.
[outro jingle] On the fifth episode of Space Between's second season, we're pairing Paulo Nazareth, an artist whose practice engages deeply with colonial histories through walking, with Kapila Kiowa Stefani, an artist and thinker exploring mobility, borders, and human experience.
Paulo's work traces movement as an ancestral and political act shaped by colonization and its ongoing legacies, while Kapila reflects on walking as a gesture conditioned by systems of control, restriction, and access.
Together, they unpack how mobility is shaped by history, from colonial roots to contemporary visa regimes, and how walking can become a form of resistance and connection.
We'll be talking about movement and memory, borders and belonging, and the politics of being able to walk in the world.
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