Videodance Performance with Karen Lugo

On July 5, Flamenco Nómada presents a unique event at ICAM – L’Olivier with Mexican artist Karen Lugo. On this occasion, she offers a singular evening where flamenco resonates with videodance, in an artistic approach that is both exploratory and evolving.

“Este encuentro” is an invitation to dive into a constantly transforming universe, where the language of flamenco is reimagined through moving images. The artist will present a selection of her own audiovisual works, along with pieces by other artists who, like her, experiment with this emerging discipline.

Some of the works will be accompanied by live performances, where the body engages in real-time dialogue with video and sound, opening up new layers of meaning. The evening will conclude with a conversation between the artist and the audience, offering space to share creative processes, reflections, and questions.

A rare opportunity to experience a contemporary, hybrid, and deeply alive form of flamenco.

Technical details

  • Artist Karen Lugo
  • Date Saturday, July 05
  • Time 7:00 PM
  • Location L’ICAM – L’Olivier
  • Address Rue de Fribourg 5, 1201 Genève
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