Description
Two performers embark on a journey, a turbulent dream where dimensions intertwine. Together, they traverse and recognize, in their own bodies, the legacy of the earth, which is now blurred between dream, ruins, and progress.
They are permeated and transformed by strangeness: structured and sometimes deformed bodies that merge with the spaces and become material forms that mutate and emerge from the subsoil. Lying in the midst of their journey is a mule that dreams or dies, revealing life beyond the mine—the world it knows.
The travelers are enveloped by the echoes of birds that sing or are silence. This journey of profound dimensions reaches them, permeating them. They play, for dreams are also lightness; they embody the tensions of death in those presences they encounter along the way. This is a mystical journey between light and shadow, the dreamlike, the earthly, and the domestic.
About Flora Rodríguez.
A transdisciplinary performing artist who explores the convergence of theater, dance, research, and pedagogy. She is a master’s student in Socio-Spatial Studies (UdeA). She is a member of the International Network for Transformative Memory and the research group “Culture, Violence, and Territory.” She has collaborated with prominent national directors; her practice focuses on creation-research centered on the interplay between body and space, exploring the potential of art to generate profound and transformative understandings.
About Eduardo Montoya.
Illustrator, audiovisual and multimedia communicator from the University of Antioquia, graphic designer, and contemporary dancer. Member of the BioGrafos illustration collective since 2018. Co-founder and member of the movement arts collective Quimera Móvil, and member of the dance-theater group Colectivo VII. He has experience in the conception and execution of audiovisual projects, science communication, and graphic and performing arts creation, drawing on an interdisciplinary approach.
