FUENTES / This Nature of Ours

FUENTES / This Nature of Ours, Carmina Escobar, 2016
Video: Small Medium Large Productions

Fuentes / This Nature of Ours
Carmina Escobar

August 6, 12, & 13, 2016
The Bowtie Project

FUENTES / This Nature of Ours is a site-specific performance for the Bowtie Project by vocalist Carmina Escobar. Using voice and electronics, Escobar fills the Bowtie’s historic roundhouse with light and sound. Viewers walked together at sunset along a paved road dotted with light and returned back to the parking lot after dark.

Technical Director: Scott Cazan
Production Assistant: Jesusdaniel Barba

FUENTES / This Nature of Ours, Carmina Escobar, 2016
Photo: Gina Clyne
FUENTES / This Nature of Ours, Carmina Escobar, 2016
Photo: Gina Clyne
FUENTES / This Nature of Ours, Carmina Escobar, 2016
Photo: Gina Clyne
FUENTES / This Nature of Ours, Carmina Escobar, 2016
Photo: Gina Clyne
FUENTES / This Nature of Ours, Carmina Escobar, 2016
Photo: Gina Clyne
FUENTES / This Nature of Ours, Carmina Escobar, 2016
Photo: Gina Clyne
FUENTES / This Nature of Ours, Carmina Escobar, 2016
Photo: Gina Clyne
FUENTES / This Nature of Ours, Carmina Escobar, 2016
Photo: Gina Clyne

ABOUT THE ARTIST
Carmina Escobar is a creative performer, improviser, sound and intermedia artist from Mexico City. Her work focuses primarily on sound, the voice, the body and their interrelations to physical, social and memory spaces. She has intensely explored the capacities of her voice developing a wide range of vocal techniques that she applies not only to her performance and creative practice but also to investigate radical ideas and concepts regarding the voice. In her artwork, the Voice is the phenomenon and conceptual trigger that links all the materials, analogue or digital, in order to create an experience that sets in motion the audience perception. She has presented her own work in diverse festivals, biennials, experimental venues, formal concert halls and living rooms of the Mexican Republic, the United States, and Europe.

SUPPORT
This performance is presented as part of CURRENT: LA Water, Los Angeles’s inaugural public art biennial, initiated by the Department of Cultural Affairs.