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Screening of Watch My Shrink, by Florencia Aliberti, and conversation with Lucrecia Masson Córdoba and blanca arias
Activity open to all and free of charge, limited to 55 people
Language: Catalan and Spanish
Frame of Watch My Shrink (Florencia Aliberti)
Watch My Shrink (2014) retrieves home videos from YouTube to discuss experiences of displaying intimacy and the body on the web. A trend through which we show our lives, crossing the boundary between public and private, inside and outside, in a new space where our experiences come into existence.
The video is accompanied by a conversation between blanca arias and Lucrecia Masson Córdoba, who find themselves, among many other places, in the desire to model other contours for the feminine body. Drawing on their research on the soft and the ruminant, respectively, the two artists will open up a space in which to imagine – slowly – what the transfer of the brain's reflexive capacity to the stomach can offer. How to produce truth from the gut? What diagnoses are repeated? How to shape an epistemology of the fold?
Activity curated by HAMACA
With the participation of blanca arias
With the collaboration of Lucrecia Masson
Florencia Aliberti works mainly in the field of documentary and experimental film/video. Her proposals are situated between the projection and exhibition format, and move between the cinema and exhibition spaces. Part of her work explores forms of appropriation in the audiovisual, from analogue to digital, to create new narratives for existing images. Her appropriation works have focused on new forms of self-representation and exhibition of the private on the internet.
cargocollective.com/floraliberti
Lucrecia Masson Córdoba is a writer and artist. Her research deals mainly with bodies, other-than-human and cosmographies. With an anti-colonial approach, she works with different registers, experimenting above all with writing and performance. In terms of theory, she is interested in the imagination and believes strongly that one cannot think without the body. Author of Escrituras rumiantes. Cuerpo, exceso, animalidad (2022), she has also participated in numerous collective publications, anthologies, catalogues and magazines. She is a member of Colectivo Ayllu.
blanca arias, artist-researcher, mediator and curator. Her practice takes place in the field of the image, from where she speaks of possible lesbian gestualities and materialities. She is a member of the collectives Bestiari Queer (with Víctor Ramírez Tur) and amor rumor (with edu rubio), both at the intersection of art, pedagogy and critical thought, and is also a volunteer at the Ca la Dona archive. Blandito blandito. ¿Qué le hacemos les feministas al arte? (Cielo Santo) is her first book.