Rhythm, color and shape for the senses
Would you like to listen to images? Do you want to see music? When La Curiosa listens to colors and shapes, objects come alive and dance to the rhythm of incredible melodies and sounds. Are you getting curious yet?
But… what is La Curiosa?
La Curiosa (The Curious One) offers a space to listen with your eyes and see with your ears. A maze to experiment with shapes, colors, sounds, textures, melodies, materials. We work by observing, listening and moving objects. We try to create audio and visual experiences where both disciplines, music and visual arts, unite to give life to a unique hybrid language.
The result of this process, which is what the audience finally experiences, is a synthesis of our exploration, selected and taken to the stage from a playful and conscious narrative.
We want to awaken your curiosity. We want our audiences to experiment, create, play, imagine.
Who is La Curiosa?
Alba Marina and Claudia. Marina and Claudia met in 2016 and gradually discovered that they share an interest in creativity, experimentation and education. They are convinced that artistic disciplines should share the same space, because they enrich one another. In 2019, they create La Curiosa, a company that seeks answers to the questions asked each day by these curious creators.
Alba Marina Rivera
Alba is an illustrator. Her books travel to lots of different places in the world. She likes designing visual arts expression workshops for families. Whenever she can she paints, draws or scribbles, alone or with another curious person.
Claudia Gómez
Claudia plays, creates and teaches music. Her instrument is the piano. Since she’s curious, she likes searching for new sounds hidden in toys, objects and other musical instruments. She especially has fun when different kinds of art play together and find a common language. Her expression is this search.
Family show
¿Do you want to know more about TEXTURES?
Textures is an immersive scenic proposal for early childhood based on visual and sound experimentation. Through an interdisciplinary language and an intimate and close stage space, the show moves the concept of texture, associated with touch, to the fields of hearing and sight, and unfolds a delicate and enveloping sensory experience.
In his new creation, Textures, the musical painting becomes three-dimensional and envelops the audience in a 360º experience designed for children from 0–5 years old and their families, suggesting possibilities for further play, discovery, and experimentation for young and old audiences.
The show Textures is a co-production of the company with elPetit, International Festival of Arts for Early Childhood and FiM Vila-seca, Emerging and Family Music Fair.
Family workshop show
¿Do you want to know more about Let's look for textures?
La Curiosa offers you a space to play and experiment with textures. You will have at your disposal curious materials to discover textures with lights, sounds and plastic elements.
Family show
¿Do you want to know more about MUUUUN?
MUUUUN is a show for the whole family. A unique journey born out of the abstract that, little by little, reveals a new planet where a different language is spoken.
MUUUUN It’s a show that has its roots in play, exploration and the search for a common language that does not include words. Visual and musical expression interact in an intimate space. The movement of one of these inspires sound; the musicality of the other gives us the gift of colors and shapes.
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Family workshop show
¿Do you want to know more about the Museum of Musical Paintings?
How would you draw different kinds of sounds? How would you transform what you hear into pictures? A musical painting is what happens when you turn visual inspiration into a sound. Sounds inspire us to create textures. Colors and shapes inspire us to compose melodies…
Museum of Musical Paintings is a performance-workshop for the whole family where together we can explore the qualities of sound through the expression of visual arts.
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