The artist Lucía Callén Herrero chooses MolinoLab in Sancti-Spíritus for an artistic residency.
In the last fortnight of the month, also at MolinoLab, the artist Lucía Callén, known as Lucía Sombras, together with @b1tdreamer, mentioned above, will carry out their artistic residency, in which they will make joint works and experiment with new artistic tools.
“MolinoLab is, among other things, an open space in a rural setting where artists can experiment with their own techniques while also getting to know others that they exchange with other artists. The MolinoLab space is ideal in bringing together traditional Castilian architecture in the midst of nature,” says Salomé, a member of MolinoLab.
The fruit of both artists’ work will later be shown for the first time at InteractivasFest V, which will also be held in Sancti-Spíritus.
For @b1tdreamer, “MolinoLab offers us unique opportunities for artistic research, being in a unique natural space that gives you the calm needed for artistic work and favours concentration.”
In April, activities continue at MolinoLab as part of what is known as the month of art and technology. It is worth remembering that during that month the old water mill, converted into a Museum of Traditional Agriculture by Valeriano Sánchez Torres, can also be visited.
About Lucía Callén Herrero
She holds a doctorate in neuroscience and is an exotic-butoh dancer, a performer, a storyteller, a stage and audiovisual creator, a trainer and a coordinator of social-action projects.
She is an actor-creator and performer trained at the École de Théâtre Nouveau Colombier and the Escuela Internacional de Teatro Arturo Bernal, where she studied mime and Jacques Lecoq’s pedagogy; she researched the Suzuki method, Viewpoints, Decroux technique, mask and contemporary dance, and specialised in Buffoon.
Since 2015 she has been researching Butoh dance for stage creation in nature and for performance in site-specific spaces, together with the masters Mushimaru Fujieda (Physical Poets, Japan), Atsushi Takenouchi (Jinen Butoh School, Italy) and Yumiko Yoshioka. Since 2011 she has trained in voice-over and radio drama to explore the extrasensory possibilities of the voice and of poetry.
More information on the website of Lucía Sombras and at Sinapticbutoh.com
