Constanza Brnčić

Constanza Brnčić is a dancer and choreographer. She studied philosophy and recently completed a PhD with a dissertation on Merleau-Ponty. She combines research and artistic practice in the field of live arts with the development of numerous stage, community, and pedagogical projects, including the community project PI(È)CE (2011–2022), the stage work Registres Evanescents (Auditori 2023), and Peça sense mi (Mercat de les Flors 2023). She is a lecturer in Composition, Improvisation, and movement techniques at the Higher Conservatory of Dance (CSD / Institut del Teatre), director of the Postgraduate Programme in Live Arts and Contexts, and a lecturer in the Postgraduate Programme in Performing Arts and Social Action at the Institut del Teatre in Barcelona.

@constanza_brncic

www.constanzabrncic.net

Fotografies ©Tristán Pérez-Martín

Latest project in residence

Pràctiques laterals (2024) is a project within the field of live arts and dance that unfolds across three dimensions: research, methodological questioning, and creation. Starting from the notion of laterality as a concept that orients the body —bodies— and, therefore, perception, attention, and thought, this project is framed within the context of the completion of her doctoral research and her two latest works —Registres evanescents (Auditori, 2023) and Peça sense mi (Mercat de les Flors, 2023)—, which prompt the need to distill a series of concerns, questions, and ways of working developed over years of artistic, reflective, and pedagogical practice. The project thus unfolds in the three aforementioned dimensions: lateral writing as an inscription of the research process itself, lateral methodology or the paths undertaken in her research, and the creation of forms of exscription or lateral dances.

Graner Residency Archive

  • 2024 · Open call · Pràctiques laterals
  • 2023 · Collaboration with L’Auditori · Registres evanescents
  • 2023 · With Mercat de les Flors · new production
  • 2022 · Collaboration with Museu de la Música / Creació i Museus / Festival Grec  · Registres evanescents

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