A light flickers inside the house. The day has begun.
On the table, the hand draws a straight line, then a curve, then staggered and finally confused lines that criss cross the whole city. It ends at a point where the line has ended its journey. The air is so humid that fish could swim the windows. The House continues, alone, with its sails billowing in the wind.
Inspired by the theatre of objects, M.A.R. explores the handling of objects by means of choreographed body work with the materials of work: all objects collected to create one specific space – a home.
Two stories intertwine in the work: the story of a family home, together with a technical-poetic consideration of spaces and their meaning. A discourse through space that is based on the following premiss: "Architecture is the setting for life”.
A journey through such materials as wood, paper, photographs, everyday utensils, drawings... which, combined with a bodily exercise employing precise movements, build a thinking space in perpetual motion.
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Andrea Díaz Reboredo is a plastic artist and stage director graduated in Fine Arts from the University of Madrid (Spain), Florence (Italy) and Puebla (Mexico).
Her training in plastic arts evolved towards a scenic language, definitively entering the universe of theater where she works as a stage director, set designer and performer of her own shows that investigate the image as a container of knowledge and social memory to create new dialogues between work, space and the viewer. She has worked in Italy, Latvia, Mexico, Colombia, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras, Salvador, and Cuba.
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