Entre-Cuerpo

Entre-Cuerpo is an ongoing artistic and somatic research exploring the relationship between body, touch, and perception as forms of artistic creation. The project departs from the conviction that art and life are not separate realms, but can be interwoven through everyday sensorial experiences.
Rather than positioning the artist as the author of a finished piece, Entre-Cuerpo approaches art as a field of facilitation and encounter. The artist becomes a mediator, someone who creates the conditions for perception, care, and shared presence to emerge.
Rooted in relational aesthetics and inspired by Lygia Clark’s relational objects, the project proposes practices and tools that expand bodily perception beyond its physical limits. Through the activation of touch, sound, imagination, and movement, Entre-Cuerpo invites participants to explore intimacy, connection, and the porous boundaries between self and other.
This research unfolds through different participatory workshop formats that combine somatic exploration, sensory creation, and fabulative practices.