Una Práctica de Porosidad ( 2025 - Present)
Una Práctica de Porosidad is a living research practice that explores composting as a methodology
2026: Residency Hangar Barcelona, ES
2026: Residency Casa RARO, Barcelona, ES
2026: Residency Maker Sherpa, Convent Sant Augusti, Barcelona, ES
2025: Turbina Festival, Mira Festival, Barcelona, ES.
2025: Solo Exhibition, at Il.lacions Gallery, Barcelona, ES.
2025: Further explored at “Spring Ceremonies” comissioned by Nike Women, Barcelona, ES.
2024: This installation emerged through an initial prototype exhibited at Rizoma Festival, La Cellera de Ter, ES.
The initial installation from which this investigation emerged, was from a series of 12 motorized iron sculptures, holding flowers from bud to dry in rotation.
2026: Residency Hangar Barcelona, ES
2026: Residency Casa RARO, Barcelona, ES
2026: Residency Maker Sherpa, Convent Sant Augusti, Barcelona, ES
2025: Turbina Festival, Mira Festival, Barcelona, ES.
2025: Solo Exhibition, at Il.lacions Gallery, Barcelona, ES.
2025: Further explored at “Spring Ceremonies” comissioned by Nike Women, Barcelona, ES.
2024: This installation emerged through an initial prototype exhibited at Rizoma Festival, La Cellera de Ter, ES.
The initial installation from which this investigation emerged, was from a series of 12 motorized iron sculptures, holding flowers from bud to dry in rotation.
Through the process of decomposition, emerged dialogues of reconfiguring language, memory, and artistic practice through porous, more-than-human alliances.
A gesture to revisit: what is kept, what is archived, what is buried.
The intimacy of capturing the subtle nuances of my research, las sutilezas del mismo proceso o metodología.
Language, like organic matter, erodes over time, a fertile ground for new thought configurations. In nature, waste does not existe, let the words fragment, rot, and feed what has not yet germinated.
After exploring this idea throughout the past year, I have written a draft manifest on How to Practice Porosity: Read here
A gesture to revisit: what is kept, what is archived, what is buried.
The intimacy of capturing the subtle nuances of my research, las sutilezas del mismo proceso o metodología.
Language, like organic matter, erodes over time, a fertile ground for new thought configurations. In nature, waste does not existe, let the words fragment, rot, and feed what has not yet germinated.
After exploring this idea throughout the past year, I have written a draft manifest on How to Practice Porosity: Read here