PICASSa
A touring dance piece in which Lorena Nogal draws inspiration from Picasso and Cubism through a contemporary reinterpretation
A touring dance piece in which Lorena Nogal draws inspiration from Picasso and Cubism through a contemporary reinterpretation
Drawing inspiration from the visual ruptures of Cubism, PICASSa is a contemporary dance piece that explores detachment, the imprint of the ephemeral, and the search for new forms of stage expression. In a gesture of radical decontextualization, Lorena Nogal (choreographer and member of La Veronal) draws on Picasso’s work to create a living landscape governed by its own rules. Body, imagination, and gaze connect to rethink reality from multiple perspectives. The result is an immersive and fragmentary journey that blurs the boundaries between spectator, artwork, and performer.
Artistic team
Idea, Artistic Direction, Choreography, and Performance: Lorena Nogal
Costume: Mar García Jiménez – Marlota
Sound Design: Manuel Rodríguez and Rafael Heredia Horimoto
Co-production: El Graner – Centre de Creació de Dansa i Arts Vives and Museu Picasso
By the same creator
Habitació 444: AQUÍ (TA23), L’elogi de la fissura (TA21)
