Saturday evening, July 20, 2024, Professor Khaled Kodi presented a valuable visual lecture. It dealt with fine art and culture as tools of resistance and steadfastness in the Kauda and Blue Nile regions (liberated areas). In his presentation, he addressed the values of beauty and struggle across generations. It also dealt with local vocabulary and religious and social coexistence among the components of society.
He also touched on the issue of secularism in the liberated areas, the education system, legislation, and methods of survival.
Kodi, focused his lecture on the essence of the current and future relationship between the peoples at risk and the regimes in Sudan. The cultural, social and religious specificity of those areas remains a constant question about the future of Sudan’s unity or not.
Professor Khaled Kodi is a visual artist who teaches at Boston University College in the United States of America. He is active in the field of peacemaking in conflict areas using innovative methods inspired by the local environment.
