Dance and movement by performers Amparo González Sola and Leandro de Souza, accompanied by video, light, and sound.
There is no fixed program: each day unfolds differently. González Sola creates a daily score indicating what takes place in each room, at what time, and for how long. This information is shared at the entrance each day. The floor managers and volunteers of Marres explain the daily program and guide you through the different spaces.
Visitors are invited to participate in small experiments that engage body and senses. Sometimes these involve simple actions, such as moving at a certain pace or walking backwards in slow motion. At other times, visitors are asked to hold a posture, gaze, or gesture for a longer time. In this way, an alternation of looking, listening, moving, and slowing down emerges, allowing visitors to become part of an ongoing process of exploration. Simply watching is also welcome!
In the screening room, the film Holding Gestures plays continuously, once again placing gestures and movement at center stage — this time on screen.
Workshops
On Friday evenings and at selected times during the week, González Sola invites you to join her in participatory workshops. Here she shares elements of her choreographic research, encouraging participants to experiment with movement scores and instructions in an open and collective way.
Artist talks
In a series of talks, González Sola discusses her work and process, reflecting on how gestures, movement, and space generate meaning and connection.
