¿Cómo desafiamos el status quo de Lima utilizando movimiento y sonido? Quince Limeñxs de edades, ocupaciones y procedencias socialesculturales diversas expresan sus visiones de utopía urbana usando sus cuerpos y composición grupal en este site-specific video danza. El video es el producto final de un taller gratuito de movimiento que duró cuatro semanas en el Centro Cultural de España - Lima en 2019, guiado por el duo Corpus Medio (Adele Fournet y Moyra Silva). A cada integrante preguntamos: "Como sería una Lima utópica para ti?" y contestaron con sus palabras y cuerpos en este trabajo de creación colectiva. English Fifteen Limeñxs– representing a wide variety of ages, occupations and socio-cultural backgrounds–express their visions of utopia using their bodies and group compositions in this site-specific video dance piece. This video is the final product of a free four-week movement workshop for non-dancers offered at the Cultural Center of Spain in Lima, Peru, led by the multimedia creative duo CorpusMedio (Adele Fournet and Moyra Silva). Working collectively, we explored how to defy, in small and varied ways, different aspects of the urban status quo in Lima– a city slowly overcoming and redefining a traumatic past with terrorism and public spaces. The video features collective movement and sound compositions created by Fournet and Silva in collaboration with the fifteen workshop participants. Protagonistas del video: Otto Castillejo, Ariana Blass, María Alejandra Roca, Melisa Zagastizabal Aldama, Elizabeth Wurst, Edyth Ibarra, Lua Von Carrizales, Margaret Rivas, Omar Cruz, Christian Villegas, Clever Andia, José Luis Elías, María Isabel Rincón, Lisbel Fretel Bernardo y Ángela Jimenes. Dirección y edición: Adele Fournet y Moyra Silva Edición y composición musical: Adele Fournet y FA Dirección de Arte: Adele Fournet y Moyra Silva Dirección de movimiento y exploración: Moyra Silva Camara: Dana Bonilla, Felipe Wurst, Adele Fournet Drone: Volante y Rasante -Eddy Callirgos y Manuel Rodríguez Corrección de Color: Felipe Wurst

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Three-channel video installation of Joaquin Orellana’s “Efluvios y puntos” at the Americas Society.

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