Son[i]a #414. Teresa Rubio. Deleted scenes
We talk about working at different frequencies at the same time, as well as the importance of play, fiction, unproductive time, and the procedural— a “making in the process,” in Teresa’s words— as generative spaces for both artistic research and educational and mediation practices. We focus especially on her passion for collage and the potentials that emerge from that space: the openness to new meanings, the use of remnants, and the possibility of involving the body and materials in the conversation.
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