Lautaro Reyes
Lautaro Reyes is a performance artist working with movement and choreography. His interests develop from intuitions that he mentally projects as landscapes, and within those spaces he generates dialogues through a sensory understanding. He explores the possible languages of the body so they can be expressed with qualities not shaped by academic frameworks. He conceives movement as a mechanism that provokes subjective images both in those who create choreography and those who observe it, and through that shared imaginary he proposes a form of common understanding.
He has trained in various Ibero-American schools, including the International Chair of the National Ballet of Cuba in Havana, the Julio Bocca Studio in Buenos Aires, and IT Dansa at the Institut del Teatre in Barcelona. He has worked with emerging choreographers such as Guido Sarli, Manuel Rodríguez, and Giorgia Nardin, as well as with companies like Cobosmika Co and La Veronal, performing across America, Europe, and Asia. In 2021, he co-starred in *El libro de Sicilia*, a theatre production by the Centro Dramático Nacional directed by Pablo Fidalgo. He has collaborated as a choreography and movement assistant for works by Elsa Mingot and Malen Iturri. Between 2022 and 2023, he took part in the exhibition project *Utopía Rambles* at the Santa Mònica art center.
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In 2012, together with a group of friends, he created Camaralucida, a performance project he leads, focused on researching and producing mechanisms that alter choreographic perception. With Camaralucida, he has presented works in venues such as Antic Teatre, Conde Duque, SAT! Teatre, Sala Hiroshima, Théâtre Jacques Tati, and Mercat de les Flors, and has participated in festivals such as Sismògraf, Per amor a l’hart, Dansat!, La Jeune Création Européenne, DNA Romaeuropa, and Sâlmon — being a co-production of the latter in 2020.
As a choreographer, he has received awards at the Madrid Choreographic Contest, including the Danceweb Scholarship, Conservatorio María de Ávila, and Centro per la Scena Contemporanea Bassano del Grappa, as well as first prize at the Sabadell Choreographic Competition and the Ddansa Vic Award. He has also been invited to exchange programs such as Danceweb 14’ at Impulstanz Vienna, Brut Nature 18’ at La Caldera, and #FF90 19’ at El Graner in Barcelona. He is currently a resident artist at El Graner for 2024–25 andpremiered Waves (march 2025), a solo work co-produced by Mercat de les Flors in Barcelona.
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