Activation in different formats (audiovisuals, texts, images, collages, etc.) of different materials and archives that cross the research of the Cosmographies group (Nancy Garin, Jesús Arpal, Antoine Silvestre), in dialogue with different agents that propose a collective feeling, thinking and doing from other temporalities, deactivating, decelerating, wandering where the sustainability of life is the centre.

By the research group Cosmographies (Antoine Silvestre, Jesús Arpal i Nancy Garín)

With the participation of: Fito Conesa, Hannah Bilsky, Nattasia Secades and Enriqueta Font

Fito Conesa: graduate in Fine Arts from the University of Barcelona. Conesa has given lectures and workshops on art education at venues such as La Panera in Lérida, Fundación ‘la Caixa’ in Barcelona, CaixaForum in Madrid and MACBA in Barcelona. He was part of the tutorial team of the Sala d'Art Jove in Barcelona (2012) and between 2014 and 2017 he directed and coordinated Habitació 1418, the CCCB and MACBA project for young people aged 14 to 18. His works have been exhibited in different museums, art centres and festivals such as Oslo Screen Festival 2010, Barcelona Loop Fair 2009-2012, Barcelona International Poetry Festival, Spanish Cultural Centre of the Dominican Republic, La Casa Encendida in Madrid, Matadero Madrid, or CaixaForum (Lérida, Tarragona, Barcelona). In 2021 he was proposed by the association Homesession and the performance festival Artefacte as artist-in-residence at MNAC.

Hannah Bilsky: she is a student of scenography, although she has also trained and worked in fields that mix performance, visual arts, collective creation processes and research. She has participated in the project Eutopic Universe (CCCB, 2022), creating Situations 2 (Santa Mónica, 2023), as well as in several small and medium-sized performing arts works and installations (BCN Llum, Young Talent Award 2024 for the piece ‘S'accepten ofrenes, cants i pregàries’).

Natassia Secades: trained in Art History, complemented with a specialisation in Heritage and Archive Management. Her professional development focuses on mediation and education, key aspects in her research on the museum as a potentially hostile space and the impact of mass tourism on identity, heritage and natural resources. From a more artistic perspective, she also explores meditation techniques and photography of the sea, connecting these elements with her lines of research. She has participated in collective art projects such as Eutopic Universe (CCCB, 2022) and Utopia Rambles (Santa Monica, 2022-2023). 

Enriqueta Font: is the artistic name of Enriqueta Alèxia Ortí i Font, a trans person born in 1973 in Móra la Nova. Always between her native Tarragona and her adopted Barcelona, she currently lives in a consumer cooperative in the Anoia region. She is a philosophy teacher, unpublished writer and lecturer. Deconstruction, Wittgenstein and cyborg philosophy are some of the themes of her writing. She is currently working on the possibility of imagining better futures through strange metaphysics and shattered writings in the interdisciplinary project ‘La Sènia Amagada’.  

Language: spanish and catalan