In a context of constant acceleration, collective siestas propose slowing down and reclaiming rest as a shared practice. A space where the siesta becomes a political gesture that invites us to recover the right to stop, listen, and experience time in a different way. 

Each session will be guided by a different sound proposal, designed to accompany rest and listening. 

El July 9 at 17:30 p.m.Las Lindas Pobres will unfold a soundscape that subtly moves through ambient music, electronica, fragmented jazz, and the resonances of dubAn invitation to let yourself be carried away by listening, resting, and the suspension of time.  

El July 23 at 16:30 p.m.Yuri Tuma, a Brazilian multidisciplinary artist and co-founder of Institute for Postnatural StudiesShe will propose a listening experience linked to her research on sound ecologies, active listening, and collective practices. Her work explores the relationship between sound, nature, and community, transforming listening into a way of imagining other ways of inhabiting the world.