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Body Ecologies

I. Mary Hurrell, 30 Enero

II. Paul Maheke, 17 Abril

III. Louisa Martin, 26 Mayo

Auditorio Centro Botín.
Muelle de Albareda, s/n.
39004, Santander.

fluent y el Centro Botín se complacen en anunciar Body Ecologies, un ciclo de performances que explora la interdependencia entre el cuerpo humano y las tecnologías conectivas. 

A lo largo del primer semestre de 2018, el programa reunirá nuevos trabajos de Mary Hurrell, Paul Maheke y Louisa Martin, un grupo de artistas interesado por capacidades perceptivas que trascienden el uso del lenguaje. En sus respectivas performances se activan modos de percepción que inducen a estados emocionales y fisiológicos mediante la interrelación de cuerpo, imagen y sonido.

Body Ecologies propone repensar aquellos condicionantes que definen la experiencia, centrándose en crear entramados sensoriales, afectivos y sub-lingüísticos. A través del trabajo de estos tres artistas, el ciclo investiga formas atípicas de corporalidad y modos de percepción alternativos. Así, las tres performances cuestionan lo que significa tener un cuerpo, una pregunta que puede ser potencialmente transferida a través de experiencias que no forman parte de los sistemas de representación estándar. 

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Body Ecologies

I. Mary Hurrell, 30 January

II. Paul Maheke, 17 April

III. Louisa Martin, 26 May

Auditorio Centro Botín.
Muelle de Albareda, s/n.
39004, Santander.

fluent and Centro Botín are pleased to announce Body Ecologies, a cycle of performances exploring the interdependence between the human body and connective technologies.

Throughout the first semester of 2018, the program will present new commissions by Mary Hurrell, Paul Maheke and Louisa Martin, a group of artists interested in forms of perception that transcend the use of language. In their respective performances, they  induce emotional and physiological states through the interrelation of body, image and sound.

Body Ecologies proposes to rethink those conditioning factors that define the experience, focusing on the unfolding of sensory, affective and sub-linguistic frameworks. Through the work of these artists, the cycle investigates atypical forms of corporality and alternative modes of perception. Thus, the three performances question what it means to have a body, a question that could be potentially transferred through experiences that are not part of the standard systems of representation.

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