Group Analytic Contexts, Issue 77, September 2017

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each other, I thought that it might be important for Greeks and
Germans to also go through an analogous procedure.
Every day’s fermentation with the orchestra’s rehearsals
adds a provocative element in the configuration of the Symposium.
We join in and interact, our internal melodies co-design the music,
while at the same time the musicians walk around us, becoming
members of our group, affecting and affected. The switching between
day and night, Andreas Peer Kӓhler’s visualization of ‘Crossing
Borders’ retracts memories of children’s play with traumatized
soldiers and nutcrackers.
I visualize a three-minute film about the Berlin Symposium
picturing the ripple.
As the music fades away, the concert comes to a completion.
Koukis’s ‘spiral movement’ ends. The light of the candle is snuffed
out in a velvet way, and a thought slips into my mind: continuation.
Kalliopi Panagiotopoulou MD PhD
Allergologist
Trainee in the Hellenic Network of Group Analysts
panagiotopouloukp@gmail.com