Date: Wednesday 29 April - Time: 5.30 pm – 9.30 pm - Venue: Pegaso (5 Calle de Pegaso, Esperanza / Pinar del Rey metro station) - Maximum capacity: 20 people

A working session with or without Cuqui Jerez.

Pegaso has turned strange. It’s where I work. I come. Like this. Confused. To find a finale. I’ve thought of you. I’ve thought of you. For a thing without a name. I left. I came back. You’ll come to Pegaso. It’s where I work. It’s turned strange. I’ll leave the keys for you with J. or I’ll open the door. Here. For a thing. Without a name. One finale. Two finale. Three finale.

Cuqui Jerez is a Madrid-based artist, choreographer and performer. She creates a choreographic language through the body in relation to space, time and objects. Her choreographic work is always related to questions about perception, language and emotion. Her latest investigations revolve around observing the behaviour of things/materials in space/time and the suspension of meaning within a performative aesthetic experience, exploring the limits of language. Creation is her main activity but she’s also involved in various research, curatorial, teaching and publication projects.