PROJECT

Unbound Is a performative research that works with the transduction and perception of sound and movement, as an attempt to disrupt the regulatory order of the senses constructed under modern-coloniality. The research questions unfold around the possibilities of bringing closer the gaps in our his/torical memory, and how temporalities and border spaces break and reconfigure when tracing migratory journeys.

Featuring a somatic and embedded technofeminist approach, Paula’s  research unfolds together with the crafting of sonic devices, vocals and movement, creating noisescapes that refuse transparency, and stretching listening to the glitches of fleeing images. In this practice Paula’s aim is to mix and relocate time and space, extending vibration-touch, movement-listening, memory and anticipation, through the sonic materiality of words. An attempt to make present the persistence of struggle and the memory that transforms his/tory into a place of ‘now-time’.