Attention!

Que en mí no quede cosa extranjera

WITH Paula Araya
From March 11 to 25.
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A multidisciplinary device that brings together the author’s artistic practice and her experience as a migrant body in Menorca, articulated through an installative-performative exhibition.

The installation organizes three archives —Genealogía In Situ, Pala Abrir, and Con las Cosas— developed between 2019 and 2025. Each brings together different languages and textures—audio, video, photographs, letters, and performative actions—to compose an intimate odyssey that addresses migration, fragmented identity, and the ongoing encounter with foreignness, both physical and emotional.

The work underscores the universal dimension of migration and the experience of otherness. Drawing on testimonial materials that explore our ideas of home, the creator authorizes herself to share the personal and invites us to recognize in these narratives our own journeys, resonating with desire, loss, and the persistent search for a place to call home.

Paula Araya

She holds a degree in Arts with a specialization in Theatre Performance from the Universidad de Chile, and a Master’s in Performing Arts Practice and Visual Culture from the Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha and the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (Madrid).

Her trajectory unfolds between Europe and South America, with artistic work in Spain, Germany, Portugal, Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, and Turkey. She has presented her creations and processes in spaces and contexts such as Sala Pradillo, Nau Ivanow, Azala, Es Far Cultural, the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, and the Workcenter of Jerzy Grotowski and Thomas Richards Open Program, as well as in festivals, residencies, and site-specific spaces.

She has received support and funding from institutions such as Iberescena, the Institut d’Estudis Baleàrics, the Fondos Nacionales de las Artes, Mecenazgo Argentina, and the Teatro Círculo de València. She was co-creator and outreach director of the Festival de Dramaturgia Maulina (FEDAM), a project funded for four years by the Fondos Nacionales de las Artes.

She has collaborated with creators such as Cuqui Jerez, Alberto Cortés, Gonzalo Callejas, Morin González, and Ithaisa Borges, as well as with collectives such as Teatro de los Andes, Abismo Teatro, La Atlántica, and Waiwen Viento del Sur. She has collaborated with creators such as Cuqui Jerez, Alberto Cortés, Gonzalo Callejas, Morin González, and Ithaisa Borges, as well as with collectives such as Teatro de los Andes, Abismo Teatro, La Atlántica, and Waiwen Viento del Sur.

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