Luisa Fuentes Guaza, curator of En Casa programme, devised an exercise in the sedimentation of the Ibero-American cultural network that consists in teaming up Spanish and Latin American artists to share ideas and working processes in a kind of “autonomous dialogue”.
No A Trio A is the title of a collaborative project by Pía Camil (b. Mexico City, 1980) and Guillermo Mora (b. Alcalá de Henares, Madrid, 1980). Their starting point is Yvonne Rainer’s performance research piece, entitled Trio A, whose conceptual origins date back to 1965, and the minimalist object-body postulates.
This intervention materialises the tension that exists between sculpture and performance as a way of representing the “border zone” where the two disciplines meet. By constructing various itineraries that wend their way through La Casa Encendida, the two artists have developed a system based on the opposing force generated by two polar extremes.
Artistic pairs will start from the same premise to contrast points of view, share spatial and creative solutions, and reflect on the present through each person’s language.
