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Bücher EAN 9783731912125

Angola: Tribes

Name: Angola: Tribes
Brand: Peter Voss
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Hersteller: Peter Voss · MPN: M03731912120

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Angola - I love this land - is on the move and I visited it again for several weeks in August/September 2021.After 30 years of civil war and 10 years now of stable peace, the country is still in its infancy with regard to tourism. Even for those with travel experience in Africa, Angola is one of the last 'blank areas' on the continent so that there are as good as no tourists here, let alone photographers. The city of Luanda is counted incidentally as the most expensive capital worldwide and is also called the 'Dubai of Africa'. Huge offshore reserves of gas and oil have completely upset the pr ice structure. Angola is an emergent regional power in southern Africa - a country with an unparalleled balancing act in the face of its incredible wealth of mineral resources and concurrent enormous poverty. A small state elite profits from this and casts a hopeful eye on capital markets abroad. The rapidly growing young population lives for the most part in poverty, however, and the gap between rich and poor is especially wide here. There is extreme inequality between the social classes in Angola - and it is chronic. Only a very small minority wallows in opulent luxury.The country itself, three times the size of Germany, is a land of great contrasts, a huge puzzle of different climatic zones, landscapes and cultures, characterised by the alternation between tradition and modernity. The population of Angola is similar to most countries in the region with regard to its structure. With the exception of the small group of Khoisan living in the southwest, all the other Angolan ethnic groups belong to the Bantu group. The very small group of Europeans consists largely of people of Portuguese origin. They found the correct language designations too difficult and so there are two names for all of Angola's indigenous tribes. When the country became independent in 1975, there was a mass exodus of the Portuguese. And with them went also the expertise and capital denied to the Africans. However, the common language up to today is Portuguese.My journey began with the landing in the capital Luanda, where approximately 10 million people live, and from there went in a southerly direction along the coastal road, often with pleasant views of the sea and the beach. The eight-hour journey took me first to Benguela. My first resting place - and last one in a hotel - was in this lively town with its 3 million inhabitants.The next morning I continued south - another eight hours in the jeep - as far as the province of Namibe, home of the Herero groups, in this case also known as Himba or Ovahimba. (Fig. 1) They also live by the river Kunene in northern Namibia. On my numerous trips to the former German colony I had already been fascinated by this ethnic group with their red body painting (red granite dust mixed with fat). They are nomadic hunters, gatherers and cowherds and are part of the Bantu language group. Some of them also moved to southern Angola in the 16th century. I spent my first days 'in the bush' and in my tent in the region around Virei. The Mucubal (Ovakuvale) also live here. Their hair adornments are known as ompota. The cord around the female breast is called oyonduthi and serves as a kind of bra. (Fig. 2)My journey led me further to Oncocua, Pediva and Otechifengo in order to be close to the Mucawana (Ovahakaona). They, too, are wonderful, peaceable people who often live so isolated that they hardly know white people. (Fig. 3)In the following days we drove over dirt tracks in the direction of Cahama. I was able to meet another indigenous tribe, the Mumuhuila (Ovamwila). Their wonderful hairstyle with the unusual plaits with mud crusts and the colourful neckbands (Vikeba) I would like to call art. Great craftsmanship is required here to create this. (Fig. 4)The wonderful moments with the people I met on this journey form my most important memory and were a priceless experience. Even in the most remote 'bush' we were never alone; Der weitgereiste Wuppertaler Fotograf Peter Voss dokumentiert nach seinen Großformat-Büchern zu den Naturvölkern in Afrika und Papua sowie den Menschen in Nepal, Myanmar, Bangladesch, Indien, der Mongolei und den Rohingya nun die indigenen Völker Angolas. Dazu reiste er erneut über die Hauptstadt Luanda für vier Wochen in den Süden Angolas. Südlich von Lubango, in Richtung Grenze zu Namibia, leben die verschiedensten Naturvölker, z. B. die Himba, Mukubal, Mumuhuila, Mwila, Mugambue und andere. Es gibt dort im Busch so gut wie keine Touristen, geschweige denn Fotografen - Peter Voss lebte mit diesen wunderbaren Völkern im Zelt, um ihnen nahe zu sein, abgeschnitten von der übrigen Umwelt. Faszinierende Aufnahmen liefern ein beeindruckendes, geradezu fesselndes Bild dieser Menschen und ihrer Lebenswelt.

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