Nuria Vil: Flúor significa escuridade / María Salgado: Stein-Oriented

Performance poetry. Running time: 90 min.
A pale yellow, toxic and highly reactive halogen. Just like the chemical element, the word appears aloud. Sometimes it explodes, other times it accompanies and illuminates. Long poems designed to be listened to, to be repeated out loud, to detonate and illuminate in the ruin. 'Poems from Simún, unpublished poems, poems that I never say and poems that I recite all the time'.
Nuria Vil (1993, Santo André de Comesaña, Vigo, Spain) is an LGBTQIA+ and anti-racist activist and a poet. Her artistic work, mostly oral, involves the spoken word and the dialogue between different arts to take poetry beyond writing.
'Of all the poets I have read, Gertrude Stein is the one who has best shown me the way to break down the false division between writing and orality and the urge to sound a rhythm that can infiltrate any seemingly neutral verbal order, such as that of patriarchy, in order to dissolve it. In this piece, I share some of my most Stein-oriented or Stein-influenced texts: several poems from Salitre (Salpetre) and Hacía un ruido (It made a noise), a text from Die 1, die eine 3 wurde (2018), and the performance Deja a ella probar (Let her try). An excerpt from Gertrude Stein's Patriarchal poetry (2015)'. María Salgado
María Salgado (1984, Madrid, Spain) is an artist who combines writing, performance and essay as part of a research into a language that makes the present sound and reconnects with the world and with desire, with the desire for the world.
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Free entry (subject to capacity).