Poems that nest (Installation)

What is the proper place to display a poem? Can poems leave the paper and inhabit other spaces? Can they transform into something living and corporeal?

Versos que anidan is a poetic installation in which words transform and transcend the boundaries of conventional spaces. It constitutes an expansion of literature from its written and oral medium into the spatial, visual, corporeal, and sonorous field.

The poems meet the passerby to offer them an ephemeral experience and invite them to immerse themselves in a territory beyond the context we usually call poetry.

Transformed into small birds, the poems take flight to migrate beyond the paper, taking refuge in small "nest-homes" and singing their verses to anyone who wishes to approach. The sonic content of the nests consists of a total of 30 poems by diverse authors, whose voices have been lent by other actors, actresses, storytellers, journalists, educators, poets, friends...

Where each one has captured their personal interpretation of the written word. Additionally, each voice is accompanied by a sound piece that complements and accompanies the poetic content. Evocative soundscapes that transport the viewer beyond words.

• Versos que anidan  is an original idea by Baychimo Teatro 
• Poetic selection: Paloma Leal / Morsa
• Objects and visual spaces: Arturo Ledesma / Ramón Enríquez 
• Sound space: Susana Jiménez 
• Technical support: Arturo Ledesma 
• Graphic design: Morsa 
• Production: Ramón Enríquez 
• Distribution: Maria Ordás