Walk – How did the ancients see the world? - Caspar Noyons - GR2013 Guides Bureau

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During this walk, we will explore the oldest remains of Massilia, from the ancient port to the excavations of the former stock exchange, before reaching the sea. Beyond history, we will delve into the ancient imagination through the myths of Greece, Mesopotamia, and Egypt, discovering that each human being is a universe unto themselves and that the city itself reflects the cosmos.

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A Walk Through Public Housing: How Did Our Ancestors View the World?

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Departure: Old Port - Quai de la Fraternité, Marseille, France

CASPAR NOYONS  

Born in Amsterdam, Caspar Noyons studied architecture at TU Delft. His artistic work began right at the end of his degree, using models, drawings and installations to recount the great facts of science, such as evolution and cosmology, in a poetic and mythological language. Today, Caspar lives and works in Marseille.  

GR2013 GUIDE OFFICE  

Through various projects and activities such as peri-urban walking and artistic exploration, the Bureau des guides du GR2013 seeks to develop a shared understanding of place, and explore the idea that storytelling can act as a foundation for shaping the way we inhabit our territory together.  


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