Sensing On the Move

This article is a presentation of, and reflection on the documentary film Music Across Borders. It draws understandings from oral traditions of Aŋlɔ-Eʋe language2 , storytelling music making to discuss ways meaning everydayness life in migration Global South. The elucidates examples address notion ‘multilocality’ sensing knowinglinked concepts wellness, inequality, development indigenous knowledge understanding language explore implications self, environment technology with reference MIDEQ Hub’s focus inequality development. illustrates how applies musicality as communicate untranslatable through intuition spaces silence moving body migration. Processes storying screen, create transformative interaction change which metaphors everyday its ‘processes storying, sensing, expressing people navigate their private social spaces, including physical virtual technological they inhabit others move. Storying methodologies used produce Borders shed light artistic research point synthesis for doing multidisciplinary contexts South-South