Sally & Boblo

This is how I express my pain.

An interpretation of a nightmare.

Where the Sound Falls

A choreographic reflection on separation and mortality shaped by distance and absence.

An offering in the form of a dance film, where a migrating body navigates collapsing environments and holds the traces of memory, loss, and survival.

An offering in the form of a dance film, where a migrating body navigates collapsing environments and holds the traces of memory, loss, and survival.

Where the body becomes everything language cannot reach.

Where the city and the ocean converge, the body reveals a shared state of suffocation and fragile coexistence.

The body tries a dialogue with a friend who has left but who lives through her reminiscence.

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Works by Maura García

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Installation

Happy seaside memories or nature at its most anarchic? Explores the multifaceted and often contradictory relationship people have with seagulls

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A Super 8 film about the persistence of delight.

Free-form subconscious visual interpretation of a musical piece.

Three pieces that reference the destruction and the subsequent reconstruction that needs to take place after tragedy.

Works from the collections Twilight (1997–2001), Portraits in Red and Grey (2014–21), and Armored Corps (2022–23)

‘On Your Face’ is short dance film where cracked eggs, contorted bodies, and uneasy humor collide in a meditation on fragility, transformation, and becoming.

A record of collective anger as a fragile expression of courage.

A refusal of the project format, assembled instead as instinctive fragments of seeing.

A first attempt at witnessing childhood joy shaped by tourism and displacement.

A witness to what the city chooses not to see.

This is a wild leopard cat.

A greedy black cat with a very strong aura.

The roar of a shark.

This is how I express my feeling of loss.

This is how my nostalgia is expressed.

This is how I express my pain.

Refusing the biased gaze that casts minorities as the “other.”