Tiziano Cruz: Soliloquio (I woke up and hit my head against the wall)

In the frame of Moving in November

Soliloquio (I woke up and hit my head against the wall) by Tiziano Cruz draws from the echoes of his childhood and the 58 letters he wrote to his mother during the Covid-19 pandemic. The performance seeks to exorcise centuries of abuse and erasure, shining a light on the defolklorized cultures of the indigenous communities of northern Argentina, where Cruz was born and raised. By reaching his mother across boundaries of geography and class, Cruz uses the letters as the starting point for a critique of the powers that uphold discrimination, exclusion, and injustice, extending it into the art world. Picture©Diego Astarita

More about it

The first part of the performance takes place in public space, where we will be walking together, following the parade for approx. 30 minutes to the theater. Please be in front of the entrance of the library 15 minutes before the performance.

The second part of the performance takes place inside the Caisa theater and lasts approx. 50 minutes.