_ Residencia 3 – 7 junio 2024
_ PrΓ‘ctica colectiva 7 junio
In this residency we will investigate how to sensually conspire with plants and things to disrupt colonial common sense. Ignited by the plant studies of Natasha Myers (2021), we set out to explore vegetalization and eroticize the care of the living to conjure other possible worlds. We want to learn from the strategies of these beings who have billions of years more experience than us in terraforming habitable worlds. We invoke the cuir sexualities of other species and set ourselves the task of absorbing all types of fantasies through our tissues. We are going to alter our sensorium to open ourselves to new sensible worlds and test habitable worlds. We are seduced by thinking about and practicing non-reproductive, non-genital sex and the varied range of contrasexual practices that proliferate from these relationships. We will practice dirty and hot tenderness by interacting with earth, sand, water and plants in a friction of surfaces and flows. We feel, touch, talk to and grow plants, too, we are touched by them.
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Lynx y Zafiro
Proyecto Conspira we are Lynx and Zafiro, non-binary Trans people from Argentina. Zafiro is a stylist, audiovisual producer, rigger and performer. Lynx is an osteopath, dancer, performer and creator.
In 2020, we began our collaboration, driven by the curiosity to explore and share erotic practices in expanded performance formats.
We performatively investigate different BDSM practices through the construction of intimacy rituals that unfold as territories of political-corporal rehearsals. These sexual, affective, and caring practices explore queer eroticism as a sensitive deviation from bodies and materials. We explore interspecies affections and sexuality, and the eroticizations woven between humans and non-humans. We are ecosexuals, exhibitionists, sadists and masochists among many other perversions.
Tin Wilke (colaboradorx)
Tin Wilke is an indisciplinary artist and audiovisual creator from East Berlin who addresses the constructions of cooperative and dissident practices within the politics of archiving and collective memories through narratives and speculative experiences. He works at the intersection between organic matter, digital media and found materials within the framework of installations, performances and experimental films.
His training is strongly influenced by the thought and practice of the South, where Tin studied postgraduate Theater with New Media and Interactivity at the National University of the Arts (UNA) of Buenos Aires. In Berlin she graduated in Art and Media at the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK).
