
Creation process in collaboration with La Poderosa to experiment with performative languages and delve into the most personal aspects of this research. We initiate a creative process that allows us to generate an embodied experience about ways of ritualizing and making peace with death.

Situated and cross-cutting research across all actions, focusing on the current state of dying, end-of-life care, the funeral industry, laws and protocols in the Spanish state, and the necropolitics that operates through state power and contemporary domination structures to influence who lives and who dies.

Speculative design research under a climate justice perspective on how to minimize the ecological footprint throughout the entire process of ritualizing death. Alongside Cris Nogué and with students from the “Design Research” master’s program at BAU Centro Universitario de Arte y Diseño in Barcelona, we explore the materiality surrounding death and address the emotional, social, and environmental impact of objects within the funeral industry to propose alternatives.

A program of activities in which we open up our research and engage in dialogue with local projects or agents. In this mediating process, we highlight certain practices that allow us to experiment with the body, intuition, poetry, experiential aspects, and other forms of non-academic knowledge.

Creation process in collaboration with La Poderosa to experiment with performative languages and delve into the most personal aspects of this research. We initiate a creative process that allows us to generate an embodied experience about ways of ritualizing and making peace with death.

Situated and cross-cutting research across all actions, focusing on the current state of dying, end-of-life care, the funeral industry, laws and protocols in the Spanish state, and the necropolitics that operates through state power and contemporary domination structures to influence who lives and who dies.

Speculative design research under a climate justice perspective on how to minimize the ecological footprint throughout the entire process of ritualizing death. Alongside Cris Nogué and with students from the “Design Research” master’s program at BAU Centro Universitario de Arte y Diseño in Barcelona, we explore the materiality surrounding death and address the emotional, social, and environmental impact of objects within the funeral industry to propose alternatives.

A program of activities in which we open up our research and engage in dialogue with local projects or agents. In this mediating process, we highlight certain practices that allow us to experiment with the body, intuition, poetry, experiential aspects, and other forms of non-academic knowledge.

Creation process in collaboration with La Poderosa to experiment with performative languages and delve into the most personal aspects of this research. We initiate a creative process that allows us to generate an embodied experience about ways of ritualizing and making peace with death.

Situated and cross-cutting research across all actions, focusing on the current state of dying, end-of-life care, the funeral industry, laws and protocols in the Spanish state, and the necropolitics that operates through state power and contemporary domination structures to influence who lives and who dies.
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