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Juan Fresina Scotto is an Argentinian performing artist specializing in the intersection of contemporary circus and science. His work as a performer and creator explores these connections in pieces such as Qua, Ensayo para a Desorden, and his latest creation, Infinito. This new project, directed and performed by Juan Fresina Scotto alongside Pablo Melo and José Cereceda, specialists in aerial straps, continues his collaborative approach, integrating scientific knowledge and circus techniques to foster an innovative and poetic dialogue between the two disciplines.

Arrel trains at the CAU School of Circus and Theatre in Granada, specializing in fixed trapeze. The artist creates and participates in various shows, both circus and other disciplines, standing out in performances such as La Ira, La cultura del odi, or No-conformes. Arrel works as a circus workshop leader and trainer at the Aire Circo Vivo School, La Volta, TuSí(K)Circ, La Rogelio Rivel, Del Revés, and the Caixa d’Eines program, among others, while continuing to train in other scenic and circus disciplines, and is part of Cata Aguayo’s Aerial Creation and Research Laboratory. He/She has also completed a degree in Social and Cultural Anthropology in Barcelona.

Lutum

Lutum invites us to contemplate the fragility and mutability of the body, a living and perishable weave that sinks into paralysis. It raises the question of how the idea of death, linked to the conception of illness, maintains an analogous (and anal) relationship with sexuality and gender questioning. Lutum offers a raw and organic scenic experience, revealed under the gaze of the spectator through trapeze, balloons, cameras, and video projections.

Maragda Induráin and Maria Estela met and studied at the La Madó Dance School (Vilassar de Mar) from 2015. At the same time, each has been trained in different techniques. Maragda Induráin, contemporary dancer and circus artist, was part of the Cia jove Fre3Bodies 2018, studies at the Rogelio Rivel and dancer at the Cia Roseland Musical. Maria Estela, performer and singer, graduated from the Institut del Teatre, resident at Lo Spazio, research centre and artistic practices, collaborates with national musicians and dancers, and works for the next production of the Teatre Akademia 2024 directed by Moreno Bernardi.

Nowadays they are realizing their first project together, the search of stage poetic between the chinese pole, the voice and the word. We will experiment with possible methodologies based on improvisation and repetition dynamics, in order to enter into what music and movement suggest.