sublime anger has obtained an Honorable Mention for Best Photography in the Audiovisual Movement Showcase of October (Mexico) in the VII edition of this event.
The VII Exhibition of Audiovisual Movement It works as a platform for the dissemination of artistic proposals, which work with audiovisual language and which highlights the movement of bodies, ideas and the realities through which they pass. The Festival, directed by Irais Avila, consists of a video dance and video art exhibition, laboratories, workshops and talks with invited artists. In 2015 the festival was held for the first time. Today there are a total of 6 editions made. The project has received funds from the Secretary of Culture of Jalisco and the University of Guadalajara. Therefore, it has maintained a union with the museums of Guadalajara such as MURA, MAZ and MUSA, projecting international audiovisual content of Video Dance.
sublime anger is a digital work that results from the encounter between the Spanish choreographer and dancer Alicia Soto with the Portuguese artists, Júlio Martín da Fonseca, (theater director), Pedro Sena Nunes (filmmaker), and Dina Figueiredo (plastic artist), with the collaboration of Helena Reis (composer).
The stained glass window evokes a reflection on life, death and resurrection, from which a dramaturgy transcends that confronts us with a sublime challenge, faced with the immobility of a showcase and its dimensions, the mobility of dance and how to unite both artistic languages.
“sublime anger It is a feeling, a restlessness, a question about existence, about life, between death and rebirth...
It flows like liquefied matter and spirit, an alchemical, vegetable, mineral, flaming, vaporous mixture...
Ascents and descents of a body and a soul that search in the dream and in reality for something more...
Hands and looks that scrutinize the wood that makes culture and the land that sustains nature...
Falling asleep and waking up among fallen leaves and fragments of iridescent transparencies of a unity or plenitude lost or to be reinvented... ". Julio Martin da Fonseca.
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