Inspired by Picasso’s visual ruptures, PICASSa is a site-specific piece conceived especially for museum spaces, exploring disaffection, the trace of the ephemeral, and the search for new forms of expression. Through an exercise of decontextualization and transformation of the exhibition space, the work establishes a close relationship with Cubism and invites us to rethink reality from multiple perspectives.

Through a reinterpretation of the body and its connection with space and the spectator, PICASSa proposes a creative journey beyond conventional stage boundaries, opening up new possibilities of interaction between form, perception, and imagination.

The ever-changing space becomes the guiding thread of this moving visual encyclopedia, leading both the artist and the audience through a series of sensory and creative landscapes. The work transforms the museum into a starting point for a process of self-exploration, proposing a unique experience that transforms the act of looking.

Artistic Credits

• Concept and Artistic Direction: Lorena Nogal

• Choreography and Performance: Lorena Nogal

• Production: Àngela Boix

• Choreographic Assistance: Marina Rodríguez

• Artistic Assistance: Álvaro Esteban

• Costume: Mar García Jiménez – Marlota

• Sound Design: Manuel Rodríguez and Rafael Heredia Horimoto

• Photography: Lourdes Cabrer

Co-production: Graner, center for dance and live arts creation, and Museu Picasso, within the framework of the Creación y Museos program of the Institut de Cultura de Barcelona, with the support of the Xarxa de Fàbriques de Creació de Barcelona. In collaboration with the Grec Festival of Barcelona and the Escena Patrimonio Festival.