Showing us her real self and “BrutA” –investigating the Brut that defends those excluded from normative society, such as a prisoner, a madman, a vulnerable individual –marginal or misfit– movement that calms, glances that connect, conversations and hugs that nourish.
Would you give a hug to a vulnerable exposed stranger? Would you shake the hand of a stranger whose body cries out for affection? BrutA seeks the empathy of the spectator, his or her connection with the dancer, the connection with what he/she is seeing.
Raw art rejects beauty, welcomes minorities, and embraces ideas and different forms.
Would you give a hug to a vulnerable exposed stranger? Would you shake the hand of a stranger whose body cries out for affection? BrutA seeks the empathy of the spectator, his or her connection with the dancer, the connection with what he/she is seeing.
Raw art rejects beauty, welcomes minorities, and embraces ideas and different forms.
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Panamá
Choreographer
Carla Mabel Lozano
Music
Woodkid, Niels Frahm, Raim
Photography
Ida María
In addition to the performance, the artist facilitated a masterclass for festival participants.