Program Fira B! 2026

A site-specific performance intervention that brings body, rock, and architecture into a dialogue as living matter shaped by memory and time.

The body becomes a building, a support, an archive—a living architecture capable of remembering and embodying the history of the territory and the systems that shape us. Between the two bodies, fragility emerges as a creative power.

An intimate yet shared experience where the body leaves a trace without leaving a mark, inviting us to perceive its permeability and to reconnect with what the earth already knows.

Artistic Credits

Creation and Performance: Diana Flor & Brisa Marina

Concept and Bodily Dramaturgy The piece stems from the dialogue between body, matter, architecture, and memory. The performance space becomes an active element that permeates and transforms the presence of the bodies.

Contraction, explosion, structuring, ebbs and flows, and the vertigo of dancing bodies build a subtle relationship with architecture and the time held within it.

Artistic Research The work explores the body as living architecture and as an intimate and public territory—an archive of personal and social memories in constant dialogue with the natural and collective environment.

Performers / Artists

Diana Flor: French-Spanish performing artist trained in theatre, dance, integrative therapies, and somatic-expressive practices. Her research explores movement driven by the subtle and sensoperceptive forces that traverse the body.

Brisa Marina: Performing artist born in the Pityusic Islands. Her practice integrates contemporary dance, physical theatre, African and American root dances, Butoh, and the Life/Art Process, with a special focus on ancestral dances and ritual performance.