embodied visions

by Carme Torrent

Embodied Visions are sessions designed to awaken the body and stimulate the imagination through movement on Thursdays, April 10, May 8, and June 12, from 10:00 to 11:30 AM.

How do the images we create emerge? How do we embody inspiration in artistic practice? How do we generate a welcoming space where we can glimpse, move, and embody images?

We propose a morning in-between space where we can meet the intensities that pass through us, shape us, and transform us—allowing them to become (or not) images, sounds, and artistic forms that re-enchant places of transition. We will pay attention to intra-corporeality while cultivating experiences of otherness, creating spaces for listening and attentiveness, relationships, diverse, porous, paradoxical, loving, and vibrant textures.

bio

Carme Torrent, immersed in the field of art, her work unfolds in the limits or crossings between dance, architecture, and the sensibility-thought that emerge from them. Interested in the dance work called body weather (body weather laboratory), developed by Min Tanaka and Hisako Horikawa, she travels to Japan and collaborates regularly for a decade with the company Tokason, directed by Min Tanaka. She also collaborates assiduously with the choreographer Xavier Le Roy, in proposals for exhibition spaces. She explores and listens to bodily tactility through various practices with which she understands the political inseparable from the question of the knowledge that inhabits the sensitive in its very unfolding. Graduated in philosophy at the UB, University of Barcelona. She has taught workshops at MACAP Master of Performing Arts, Gerona-Ljubljana-Dartington, and within the Master program E.X.E.R.C.E, Montpellier.

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