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With Frances Ribes Renshaw

Wednesdays of sound and body

Activity open to all and free of charge with a limited capacity of 55 people

A performative essay through the voice and the body that has the desire to approach and deal with concepts developed in Lacanian psychoanalytic theory and to investigate and experiment with one's own life, practice and couch.

With the voice and the body as mediators between the conscious and the unconscious, it sets out to stage an investigation into the archaeological nature of the process of creation and composition, the relationship of this with time, the retrospective gaze and all that this reveals and liberates.

Frances Ribes Renshaw (Madrid, 1993) is a multidisciplinary Anglo-Spanish artist who is mainly dedicated to stage work in the fields of music, voice and movement. She has worked as a performer in works by Martin Creed, Rui Horta or Núria Corominas among others, while developing her own performative works such as ‘there is a room for everything’ (Pradiauto Gallery, 2022) or her grunge-pop music project St. Frances.

Wednesdays of sound and body 2025 builds on the proposals of:

Wednesdays of sound and body

Wednesdays of sound and body is the Santa Mònica's programme dedicated to experimental proposals that explore the intersections between music and the human body with free and regular sessions every Wednesday at 7pm in the Sala Bar.

Sound and Body Wednesdays is a meeting place for audiences, creators, programmers, dilettantes and curious people eager to enjoy a programme of sound experimentation, improvised music, voice, dance and small-format performance in a relaxed and close environment such as the Sala Bar.

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