Batre - Tot fa Brou |  4-16 of July 2022
with the support of the Teatre Principal de Palma
Synopsis

The Tot Fa Brou collective springs from the confluence of four young people each coming from different artistic disciplines – the visual arts, contemporary dance, acrobatics, circus, sculpture and writing. This heterogeneity gave rise to the need to experiment, expanding our fields of artistic practices through a process of mutual nourishment. Each one of the members has traced their own direction, discovering their own individual universe. At the same time personal interests and the need to create collectively has brought the project into existence. The Mallorcan countryside provides the fertile ground for this project. Where questions spring up from the earth, where the environment questions the corporeality of the creators and their relationship to the land. The piece solidifies through the contact between the body and landscape, together with the contradiction between the contemporaneity and tradition. This complexity allows the problems posed by the different disciplines of the creators to be addressed. To winnow: to separate the wheat from the chaff. The action of winnowing as a tool of inspiration for creating and giving a voice to the investigation of movement, the body and the word. Winnowing to open up a space for a voice, the voice of a landscape..

Biography/ies
 
the company
The collective arises from the confluence of four young people each starting from a different artistic discipline. The visual theatre, contemporary dance, acrobatics from the circus, sculpture and word are gathered. From this heterogeneity arises the need to experiment by expanding the artistic fields, feeding each other. Each member, from his experience, has drawn his direction as well as discovering his own universes. This year, particular concerns and the need to create a collective partnership have brought the project to fruition. Julia Febrer: Sculptural techniques at the School of Mass Art and Design and Literary Studies UB Marina Salom: Conservatorio Superior de Dansa de Madrid and Pedagogia de la Dansa at the Institut del Teatre de Barcelona