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The annual transhumance of the herd A set of risography I made last June for the Paris City Pop !
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Karakachani Annual Gathering near Sliven, Buglaria, 2016 - Ivo Daskalov
The Karakachani or Sarakatsani are a traditionally transhumant ethnic Greek pastoralist community native to Northern Greece and parts of Bulgaria, Albania, and North Macedonia. Distinct from other transhumant groups in the region like the Vlachs, the Karakachani have always spoken Greek and maintained a strong Greek ethnic and cultural identity rooted in oral tradition. Their lifestyle revolved around sheep herding, and they lived in temporary thatched huts during their seasonal movements. They are especially known for their handwoven wool garments, often decorated with symbolic geometric patterns, and for their unaccompanied vocal music, which preserves elements of ancient poetic forms and heroic storytelling. While most Karakachani have since settled into permanent communities, their culture remains a vivid example of pre-modern Greek pastoral life.
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Transhumance is OUT (on itch for now)
A game about bringing your herd back to its summer pasture
Wanna play a short game about a shepherd going on a journey to prove her dad's wrong? Well this is perfect for you.
this is the end of my solo project, that took me a bit over 2 years. I am quite happy with the result, even if I had to rein in my expectations.
I hope you'll enjoy it.
After a short break, I'll work on a debrief of developement, to see what I did wrong, right, and what I could do in the future!
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Transhumance in Tiriolo, Calabria, Italy
Photo by Mario Greco
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Photos by Marc Rovellada Ballesteros published in La Mira and Happyxais.
Daniel is a shepherd who has been hired by the City Council of El Bruc (a town in Central Catalonia) to graze in the natural areas between the area's towns. Like other shepherds who work in the traditional way, he practises transhumance (seasonal nomadism to take the animals to the best pastures), and when the herd comes to El Bruc their grazing is this job. In modern times, this job is usually done by the municipal brigade with chainsaws and string trimmers, but Daniel's herd can do it just as well. It consists of 150 sheep, 130 goats, 4 dogs and 1 donkey, as well as the shepherd himself. Grazing in this area, they keep the vegetation to a controlled level, making it safer and reducing the chances of a wildfire.
Shepherding and grazing have been used in this way for millennia, uninterruptedly in many places, and now a few urban areas like El Bruc are joining again in what is being called "silvopasture". Grazing in urban areas is more demanding for the shepherd, because he has to be careful with cars, domestic animals, and neighbours, but in the end it is a mutually-beneficial arrangement.
Daniel shares snippets of his job in his Instagram account Happyxais.savall.
