Robles, Ingeborg

Roble, Ingeborg (c) Ruthe Zuntz

Ingeborg Robles is Spanish and German and writes and publishes in both languages. Ingeborg Robles has published poetry and prose in anthologies, newspapers and literary magazines. In 2021, her poetry collection Auriculares para Ulises was published by Valparaíso Ediciones. After living and teaching in Oxford, London and Florence, she moved to Berlin in 2014. She organises and moderates the Salón Berlinés – live Salon und Podcast together with Pepe Pizzi.

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Poets‘ Corner in Pankow – Prenzlauer Berg

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Friedhof St. Marien und St. Nikolai I | Prenzlauer Allee 1 | 10405 Berlin

 

St. Marien- und St. Nikolai-Friedhof I in Prenzlauer Berg is perhaps the most beautiful cemetery in Berlin. Wild growth, winding paths, impressive grave monuments, an interesting history, guided tours on wild herbs, and the Verwalterhaus at its entrance, where current art and culture are on display: An acoustic island in the midst of the city noise, a small biotope in the concrete landscape. This is a place with a special temporality, where past and future are closely interwoven. Here we want to practice foreboding, which is expressed by the same word as ancestor in German language: How much future may be found in remembering? What can roots tell me about the future? Can I build portals? Can I learn to remember differently, better? More optimistically? Can language help me to do this? Can I help the language to do this? 

 

Bulucz, Alexandru • Hapeyeva, Volha • Othman, Inana • Robles, Ingeborg • Hardy, Marie-Pascale