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Creative Processes (III)

WITH Catalina Carrasco
Friday, 23 October 2026
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A Conversation with Catalina Carrasco

Choreographer and performer Catalina Carrasco invites us to a conversation about her own artistic creative processes. The encounter focuses on the different ways artists approach their practice and give shape to their ideas.

Each creative process is unique and closely connected to the identity, experiences and interests of the artist behind it. Artistic influences, working methodologies, tools and different approaches to art shape individual creative worlds that evolve throughout the process.

This gathering offers a space to reflect on these questions, share experiences and open up a dialogue around contemporary artistic creation. An opportunity to explore the diversity of practices and ways of understanding the creative process, beyond the final outcome.

Practical information

  • Date: Friday, 23 October 2026

  • Time: 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm

  • Venue: La Impossible. Plaça Quadrado, 11, Palma

  • Free admission. Prior registration is required.

  • Registration: https://forms.gle/QugvJUMyMvJF6JxM8

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Friday, 23 October 2026
Schedule: 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Price: Free with prior registration
Catalina Carrasco
Catalina Carrasco (Palma, 1976) is a dancer, choreographer and performer. Trained in classical and contemporary dance in Madrid, London, Barcelona and Reykjavík, she holds a degree in Contemporary Dance from Miguel Hernández University. Her artistic background incorporates influences from Butoh, performance art and German dance theatre. She has worked with companies and artists such as Mariantònia Oliver, AuMents and Mercè Boronat in Spain; Hybrida Project and F.A.C.E. Szabó in Germany; and Torres Rojas in Chile. She has presented her work across Europe, the Middle East, South America and Asia. Her creative practice is rooted in movement research, with a particular interest in the essential and the possibilities of transforming the body. Research, experimentation and a desire to challenge conventional performing arts languages define her artistic approach. She has received numerous awards as both a performer and creator, including Escènica, Art Jove, Salt, Burgos/New York, Rei Jaume I and CENIT. Her works include *Travelling to Nowhere*, created in collaboration with Gaspar Morey, with whom she develops a line of artistic research combining movement, technology and audience participation. Their collaborative creations have been presented in Spain, across Europe and in Latin America.
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