Far from making a literal adaptation of Poema de Chile posthumous and unfinished book by Gabriela Mistral, the verse that titles the project functions as a poetic guide to configure the corporal, visual, sound and narrative imaginary of the work, which invites us to conceive Chile as a living and symbiotic entity.
You walk without stopping and I lose living things it intertwines theater, dance, media arts and sound design, to embody landscapes, map bones and explore the ungraspable of a body-country. Throughout this journey, the space will be shaped to represent deserts, torrents of rivers, mountain ranges, underground forests and a thick fog that blurs the landscape. At the same time, each territory will connect with the body itself: the skin, blood, spine, nerves and breathing.
Project supported by the 2024 Academic Insertion Program, Academic Vice-Rector's Office and Pontifical Catholic University of Chile Pro-Rector's Office.
Direction: Camila Cannobbio and Daniela López Peña | Creation and interpretation: Ignacia Agüero, Dian C. Carvajal, Nibaldo Manríquez, Álvaro Pizarro, Tomás Riveros | Comprehensive Design: Manuela Mege | Sound Design: Andrea Gana (Yadak) | Multimedia Design: Matías Carvajal | Theoretical advice: Pablo Chiuminatto and Cristian Foerster | Costume making: Paloma Avendaño | Voice-over: Anita Reeves | Sound operator: Laura Vila | Work carried out with the support of the School of Theater and the Directorate of Arts and Culture, Vice-Rector's Office for Research of the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile.
3, 4 and 5 Jan 2026
Saturday, Sun — 5:30 p.m.
Mon — 6:30 p.m.
Sala N1 (Edificio B, piso 2)
$8,000 General.
+12 years old | Duration: 55 min.