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Compartimos un resumo da experiencia de Sofía Yáñez Perteagudo no programa Territorios Productivos. Galicia 2026. OsCasares, San Cristovo de Mouricios, Chantada, Lugo. 

Vídeo @pablo_goluboff 

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#ResidenciasVilaseco#TerritorioArte
#OsCasares#TerritoriosProductivos
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Un poquito de 2026. 
Gracias a todas por tanta felicidad. 🪿💫
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En julio recibimos en nuestro Espacio de Producción en San Cristovo de Mouricios a Sofía Yáñez Perteagudo, una de las tres creadoras beneficiarias de la residencia artística del proyecto Territorios Productivos 2026 en Galicia. 

Sofía es una investigadora, artista y diseñadora gallega, actualmente afincada en Londres. Su trabajo explora el paisaje, la memoria y la ecologia a través de la cartografia digital, los entornos imersivos y la investigación desarrollada junto a la comunidad. Utilizando herramientas de arquitectura y motores de videojuegos, examina cómo los procesos extractivos y posindustriales transforman los territorios rurales, cuestionando de qué manera la tecnología puede ponerse al servicio de la memoria colectiva y la justicia ambiental. Su trabajo suele materializarse en plataformas web interactivas, películas y talleres.

Es Máster en Arquitectura por el Royal College of Art de Londres. Sofía colabora con Forensic Architecture desarrollando investigaciones ambientales y anteriormente colaboró con Cooking Sections en diversos proyectos.

#TerritoriosProductivos#Galicia
#residenciaartistica #texti#FabLabBarcelona
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Waves Lost at Sea is now open at Centro Botín, Santander, through 1 March 2026. 

For centuries, coastal communities have read waves for navigation, nourishment, and joy. But dredging, sand mining, and port construction have reshaped shorelines and erased some of the world’s most remarkable breaks, from Mundaka on the Basque coast to the phosphate port of El Marsa in Western Sahara, and apartheid-era beach towns in Cape St Francis, South Africa. In Peru, Azores, Baja California, or Hawai’i, breakwaters and speculation displace communities and erase more-than-human habitats. In the name of progress, these violent processes are logged in wave height, shoreline retreat, GDP flows, and no-go swim zones. Even if waves constantly appear and disappear, some are now permanently lost, leaving traces of extractivism and seabed scars, as well as vanished underwater ecologies.

Waves Lost at Sea traces a geography of disappearance through eleven breaks. Reconstructed with scientists from GeoOcean, University of Cantabria, their height, speed, and pulse are translated into a sound composition by Duval Timothy, continuously activated by performers within an installation of suspended springs.

Waves are mourned through protests, lawsuits, oral histories, and fading beach signs, making the struggle over waves inseparable from the struggle over land and livelihood. Yet new forms of custodianship are emerging, from Chile’s Espacios Costeros Marinos de Pueblos Originarios to Peru’s Ley de Rompientes to Brazil’s recognition of waves as entities with legal personhood and  Cantabria’s proposed 7-wave protected surf zone.

Waves Lost at Sea is a performative installation by Cooking Sections, commissioned by Centro Botín, 2025. Curated by Bárbara Rodríguez Muñoz.
Music: Duval Timothy
Performers: Maider G. Etxegibel, Rebeca García Celdrán, Lucía López Madrazo, Léa Misseri, Laura Ramirez Ashbaugh, Julia Zac, Zhenxiang Zhao
Cooking Sections studio team: Max Cooper-Clark, Sofía Yáñez Perteagudo, Rosa Whiteley
Wave research: GeoOcean
Structural engineering: Manja van de Worp
Fabrication: Acualé, Isocor, Muelles Zaldua
Photo: Lourdes Cabrera

@centrobotin #santander #lasolasperdidas
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