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Me destino
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[spa] El proyecto “Me destino” es una performance que trata el concepto del destino como trayecto para llegar a un fin. Este fin pensado como ‘lugar prometido’. Vacío. En esta acción se habla de adaptación, de lugar, de recorrido, de dirección y de promesa. Creer y dudar. El elemento principal son las sillas, éstas se presentan como lugares. Juega un papel muy importante la luz, que recorta espacios y crea caminos. Aparece la repetición como movimiento del “no ser” y el sonido de voz y percusión para crear ambientes.
[eng] The project “Me destino” is a performance that deals with the concept of destiny as a journey to reach a final destination. This destination is thought of as the ‘promised place’. Void. This work talks about adaptation, place, path, direction and promise. To believe and to doubt. The main element are the chairs, presented as places. Light plays an important role, outlining spaces and creating pathways. Repetition appears as the movement of “not being”, and the sound of voice and percussion to build environment.
[eng] The project “Me destino” is a performance that deals with the concept of destiny as a journey to reach a final destination. This destination is thought of as the ‘promised place’. Void. This work talks about adaptation, place, path, direction and promise. To believe and to doubt. The main element are the chairs, presented as places. Light plays an important role, outlining spaces and creating pathways. Repetition appears as the movement of “not being”, and the sound of voice and percussion to build environment.
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Treballs Finals de Grau de Belles Arts. Facultat de Belles Arts. Universitat de Barcelona, Curs: 2017, Tutor: Aramendía, Manuel
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CARMONA AGUILERA, Nuria. Me destino. [consulted: 10 of June of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/119671