Black Light Dinamo Dance

  Thursday, November 7
  19.30 h
  €10*
MUN Theater
*If you purchase your tickets for any Museo en danza show before August 31, you will enjoy a 15% discount by applying the code ANTICIPA24. 

Science and art come together in this choreographic proposal to artistically express the principles of the nature of light.

Light, which is vitally present in our lives, has become a phenomenon that we have normalized. However, its very nature has opened up new avenues in quantum physics and has expanded our idea of what we call reality, allowing us to contemplate that reality with a new breadth.

Black Light is the result of a process of research and creation around light and, in turn, shows how the tools of artistic creation can be a means of pedagogical transmission in the field of science.

While we can understand gravity based on our physical experience, quantum concepts are further removed from our understanding. This is where artistic expression can bridge the gap, bringing us closer to these concepts through perception.

Since ancient times, ritual has been a way to connect with the environment and nature. In this proposal, dance, along with other artistic languages, takes on that ritualistic role.

ARTISTIC CREDITS
Original idea: Joaquín Sevilla and Carmen Larraz
Artistic direction: Carmen Larraz
Scientific direction: Joaquín Sevilla
Choreography and performance: Carmen Larraz, Polina Tiabut, and Aimar Odriozola
Music: Hilario Rodeiro
Technical team: Fermín Blanco and Jaione Azkona
Audiovisuals: Alec Letcher
Costumes: Illazki Martirena
Design and communication: Carolina Otamendi

CARMEN LARRAZ
Artistic director of Dinamo Danza. She studied in Madrid and then at the PARTS school (Brussels). She has danced with various companies: Frey Faust, Salva Sanchis, Deja Donne, rital Brocante, Knap, Iztok Kovac, as well as participating in various independent projects. In 2001, she danced with David Zambrano in the Rabbit Project. In 2009, she returned to Pamplona, where she began her career as a creator, and in 2013, she founded Dinamo Danza. In 2016, she received second prize in the Gdansk International Solo Contest.

Parallel to her creative development, Larraz created and directed the open-air dance festival Danzad Danzad Malditos, supported by Pamplona City Council. She has been co-director of La Faktoria International Choreographic Center.

DINAMO DANZA
This company was founded as a platform for research and exchange between different artistic languages with the aim of creating poetry through the moving body. The company has won awards at the Certamen Creográfico de Madrid and the International Competition of Zawirowania (Poland), among others.

He has toured festivals and centers in various countries, including the Mediterranean Dance Center, Prisma Panama, Dance Week Festival Jerusalem, De Gira Navarra, Festival DanZ, Festival Universitario de Bogotá, and the Spanish Cultural Center in Mexico, among others.

Dinamo Danza is the resident company of La Faktoria International Choreographic Center.

In collaboration with DNA Government of Navarre.