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tangible time
2021

“Revisiting an archive of choreographed movement and testing it in my postpartum body— a body that is not “in shape” in a familiar way. I am visiting movement that has been shaped, studied, and embodied in the past. Bringing that memory to the present. It feels vulnerable, but also necessary to ask the community to support through witnessing what it means to be a mother and mover.”

- rebeca medina (transcribed by Tatyana while rebeca was breastfeeding Amiel, 4 months)

Solo presented at Center For Performance Research

Brooklyn, December 2021

jardín salvaje

2020

jardin salvaje is practice. It is a tool to be used to think, create, and play with alternative pasts, presents and futures. Observing non-human beings such as animals, but most of all plants, offers an entry point into navigating a web of multi-species relationships. This work aims to trace human interactions with plants and animals. Questioning the nature/culture division.

this work was developed at PASS residency at Snug Harbor 2020.

In collaboration with Mor Mendel, Tatyana Tenembaum

silvestres y salvajes

2018

silvestres y salvajes

Creaban un estado común entre los espectadores porque no quedaba más remedio que esperar juntos a que algo sucediera, mirarnos mirar, escucharnos respirar. Ya estaba sucediendo de todo en esa quietud, en los ojos que no podíamos ver de Sofía y de Rebeca, porque estaban hechas ovillos, y en los ojos de Mateo que podíamos ver, pero que permanecían cerrados. Se trataba solo de estar ahí compartiendo el tiempo, la respiración visible e inaudible contra la pared. Ese fue el primer momento extenso para llegar, para contemplar a cada uno fundiéndose con el espacio, haciéndose planta, bicho o fuego.

This work was developed during a residency at Los Funanbulos Theater in Bogotá, Colombia in 2018. In collaboration with Sofia Mejia, Mateo Mejia, Jorge Zárate (sound) and Eduardo Oramas (lights).