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VASt a

Lucía Maglio from the Master of Fine Arts in Dance and Participation presents her graduation project with two separate events: A sharing practice inside her own home, and a lecture performance at the school's campus in Copenhagen.

Mi casa, tu casa (sharing practice)
Grønnemarken 6
2750 Ballerup
20. september 2026
The final beginning (lecture performance)
p3, DDSKS København, Per Knutzons Vej 5
1437 København K
21. september 2026
Picture: Lucía Maglio

Mi casa, tu casa

Sharing practice

Sunday 20 September at 14:00-15:30 in Lucía's home in Ballerup

The sharing practice is a participatory and relational space where participants are invited to experience and explore a selection of tasks and findings developed throughout my dance research. Grounded in Eco-somatic practices, the session investigates how different relational dynamics can emerge through embodied encounters with others, the environment, and the space we inhabit.

Taking the home as a site for artistic research, the practice proposes “mi casa, tu casa” as a radical gesture of encounter: moving the centre to the periphery and inviting another into a space that is usually understood as private and intimate.

age limit

13

Please bring a book of your choosing in your mother tongue and comfortable clothes.

Picture: Lucía Maglio

The final beginning

Lecture performance

Monday 21 September at 12:30-13:30 in P3, DDSKS Copenhagen

How can participatory choreographic practices create spaces of care, coexistence, and intercultural exchange across different contexts in Denmark?

Rooted in personal experiences of migration, VASt a arises from deep waters to find a multilingual voice. It explores female experience, culture, pain, and care as embodied forms of knowledge, reflecting on how hybrid symbolic spaces can allow new voices to emerge within artistic and social contexts.

Through dance and Eco-somatic practices, the research moves between personal experience, different landscapes, and the intimate space of home, exploring alternative ways of relating to the body, the hosting hostile environment, and one another.

age limit

10

Students behind the project

Artistic reseach, Artist and set design, Voice (Spanish)
Creative collaborator, Voice (English)

Other contributors

Supervisor & mentor
Solveig Styve Holte
Light design
Turpin Djurhuus
Production
Matti Bekkevold
Space & production support
Yiorgos Pericleous
Creative collaborators
Carla Anacker, Paulina Rewucka, and Berfin Gurini
Thanks to
Berfin Gurini, Carla Anacker, Laura Navdrup Black, Solveig Styve Holte, Yiorgos Pericleous & Dance research participants: Cinthia Bobadilla Mariángeles Viegas de Sousa,Laura Werup, Victor Christiansen, Sarah Borrel, Sophia Bottner, Natasja Berezin, Assunção Quina, Carla Anacker, Sophie Pellerin
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