SYNOPSIS
Traces of a short talk (from the project A tapping while walking)
Performance intervention recorded on video focused on body movement and its influence on sound environments within the public space and the elements that make it up; the recording in question presents one of the various interventions that were made as part of “Un golpeteo al andar” project that pays special attention to the structures that make up the Rufino Tamayo Park in Monterrey, with an approach focused on amplifying and recording the sound possibilities of the same. It is an exploration that deals with the displacement of the body in contact with one of the natural elements belonging to the space as an agent that adds to the soundscape as an organic instrument.
BIO
Lucila Garza | Monterrey, 1995 Lives and works in Monterrey, Nuevo León. Degree in Visual Arts from the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León. Her work focuses on the exploration of sound, paying special attention to body movement as the origin and container of constant and random sound manifestations, in order to demonstrate the direct relationship between sound, noise, movement and the body. She has participated in several group shows locally, nationally and internationally, highlighting “Ucronías” (2017) at Galería Réplica del Instituto de Artes Visuales de la Universidad Austral de Chile, “No se nace mujer” (2020) at El Taller 2120, the festival “Sound+” (2021) at the Museo Anahuacalli in CDMX, the XVI festival of sound art Tsonami (2022) in Valparaíso, Chile and the Encuentro Nacional de Arte Joven. [ENAJ] (2023) in Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes; in 2018 she presents her first solo exhibition “Entre el sonido y el ruido” in Oscilante (Monterrey, NL) and in 2019 she develops “Casi en silencio con lo invisible”, a project resulting from her participation in residence at La Cresta (Monterrey, NL), which was selected for the exhibition of Artemergente 2019, Bienal Nacional Monterrey. In 2023 she was selected for the Nuevo León Program to Encourage Artistic Creation and Development (PECDA).
NETWORKS
Rufino Tamayo Park, Monterrey, Mexico