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2015 » Uruguay » Section of Countries and Regions
| Curator: | Veronica Carriquiry |
| Institution: | - |
Relationship
Relationship is a stage project exploring everyday aspects of the contemporary world. It explores the individual as a special object of observation and exhibits him to himself to generate a new space, dynamic and in permanent creation.
Evolution. Conection. Correspondence.
A plastic toy mountain is the raw material in need of transformation. The constant production of unnecessary things, manufactured to be thrown away. A living product of contemporary society becomes material overflow that enters the room waiting to recover a certain meaning. The audience meet the negative character who playfully asks them to react.
The space
The empty space awaits the arrival of nomadic life-builder who will be in charge of giving the place meaning – a meaning that will be in line with the cultural and social diversity of this quadrennial event. Here, we encounter the idea of theatre space, a place for exchanging ideas in order to achieve a new plural identity.
Starting from an individual narrative, the space is transformed into a collective event – an interactive event that is formed and transformed through the visitors’ participation in order to promote exchange and listen to different voices.
To be. Society. City.
Relationship asks us to question the barriers that prevent human beings from expressing themselves, from being independent. It will be a place where everyone is invited to weave their individual experiences with those of others, thus creating a collective sample of human beings in their most fundamental essence.
asks us to question the barriers that prevent human beings from expressing themselves, from being independent. It will be a place where everyone is invited to weave their individual experiences with those of others, thus creating a collective sample of human beings in their most fundamental essence.The space will bring together different languages and identities, thus generating a confluence of different narrative realities, playing with and using fiction and fantasy as ways of expressing the intangible in order to arrive at a new place.
Authors: Daniela Renée López, Inés Berdaguer, Johanna Bresque, Verónica Carriquiry. Exposition design/architects: Daniela Renée López, Inés Berdaguer, Johanna Bresque, Verónica Carriquiry.