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auroras Mexico City, Mexico
Ser una proyección, la conjunción de seres de distintas frecuencias que se materializan por medio de oscilaciones, canalizando el sonido como medio ritualístico, gestando vínculos entre los distintos planos de lo real, manipulando los instrumentos como herramientas rituales contemporáneas, utilizando la voz como medio de conexión con lo femenino y lo fantasmagórico. ... more
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