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«Uma residência de 15 dias em Maribor, Eslovénia, em parceria com o Centro de Artes Kibla. O resultado foi uma performance aberta ao público, seguida de uma conversa informal e participação do público na experimentação com o retroprojetor.»
Uma performance imersiva de luz e som em diálogo com a exposição Mirko Bratuša: Um Festim para os Olhos. Explorando a interseção entre os meios analógicos e digitais, Maria Alves combina luz, movimento e paisagens sonoras da Europa Oriental para transformar a perceção e o espaço.
Parte da residência Viajantes, integrada no programa OASis, promovido pela Cultivamos Cultura.
BIO
Maria Alves é uma artista multidisciplinar e designer de luz que trabalha com iluminação, som, arquitetura e performance. Ela cria experiências imersivas que transformam o espaço e a perceção, muitas vezes incorporando materiais sustentáveis e a participação da comunidade. A sua investigação explora o impacto emocional e ecológico da luz, particularmente a sua relação com a memória, os ritmos naturais e a consciência espacial.
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‘A 15-day residency in Maribor, Slovenia, in partnership with the Kibla Arts Centre. The result was a performance open to the public, followed by an informal conversation and audience participation in experimenting with the retroproject.’
An immersive light and sound performance in dialogue with the exhibition Mirko Bratuša: A Feast for the Eyes. Exploring the intersection between analogue and digital media, Maria Alves combines light, movement and soundscapes from Eastern Europe to transform perception and space.
Part of the Viajantes residency, integrated into the OASis programme, promoted by Cultivamos Cultura.
BIO
Maria Alves is multidisciplinary artist and lighting designer working across lighting, sound, architecture, and performance. She create immersive experiences that transform space and perception, often incorporating sustainable materials and community participation. Her research explores the emotional and ecological impact of light, particularly its relationship to memory, natural rhythms, and spatial awareness.
The OaSis consortium and host institutions
The project is created by the unique consortium of almost 20 diverse institutions – including NGOs, culture institutions, municipalities and a university. Open Art Spaces (OASis) in Action combines 13 interdisciplinary art venues in 10 countries (Armenia, Belgium, France, Georgia, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia and Slovenia) that reflect the modern model of the open art center which merges local context with international art exchange.
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