Monumentos Horizontales
Participatory performance developed at Plaza Juárez in Guadalajara, Mexico. The project would begin with the appearance of a 1: 1 scale replica of the obelisk located in the plaza close to the statue of Benito Juárez. The object was installed on the ground with a new materiality, making this monument a malleable object close to the body. From there, what to do with it? This question sparked a series of discussions that turned into actions; Students together with members of the community meet to give voice and form to the ideas that were born from the transformation of this object. The work was proposed as an formative and performative project to imagine alternative models of monuments; transforming the obelisk in an assembly.
Miguel Braceli
Collective Performance
Plaza Benito Juárez, Guadalajara, Mexico, 2020
Video 4k 3:39 min
5 Editions
Jason Charney
Sound Design
Performance
Alejandra Ibañez Gómez
Lola Bianchín
Camila Aguirre
Alejandra Carillo
Joachim Gerstmeier
Aristeo Mora de Anda
Aldo Álvarez
Viviana Gutierrez
Gabriel Sánchez-Mejorada
Luis Pont
Christian Rodríguez
Ilona Goyeneche
Gabriela Halac
Lourdes González
Enrique Morales Bautista
Juvenal Urzúa
Juan Carlos Guerrero
Yair López
Patricia, Igor Ojeda
Lucía Ortíz Arellano
Germán Tenorio Bernal
María Dolores Yamuni Garate
Deborah Garay
Jorge Emmanuel Romero
Patricia Figueroa Gámez
Lisbeth Andrea Salas
Tuulia Kivistö
Santeri Paronen
Brenda Janeth Pérez Benavides
Guillermo Cortés Reyes
Daniel Isaías Cervantes
Sandra Medina Madrid
Alma Mariana Durán
Patricia Mariel Pelayo Elizondo
Federico Irazába
Estefanía Madrigal Santana
Alejandra García Ortiz
Maximiliano Gutiérrez González
Project developed within Espacios Revelados (Changing Places) GDL, together with Siemens-Sitftung the Goethe-Institut Mexiko, and Cultura Jalisco; with the participation of students from TEC, ITESO and ESARQ, together with members of the local community.
