DANA
Transforms the experience of the DANA into collective memory through clay, footprints, and narratives. It turns the wounded territory into a space of symbolic repair, addressing cultural precariousness and the material and emotional impact of the flood.
The Wounds of the Workshop
Multidisciplinary work where the history of the artist’s work space is related to the time that door linked to it.
Lluci Juan reflects on micro-political aspects that affect young artists in the situation of economic and social crisis of 2008 and how the environment where we live defines us.
From Margins and Milestones
The dry‑stone wall as a metaphor for the popular and community‑driven work promoted by citizens, where cultural rights are claimed as a fundamental pillar of our society.
Embroidering the revolt
Participatory collective embroidery project in public spaces (markets, squares and streets) to make banners with feminist messages and create gender awareness.
Intimate Museum of Untold Stories
Visual and narrative proposal based on stories and everyday objects. The women protagonists of this exhibition come to an appointment where throughout the hours we talk about different topics of life and we ask them to bring us an everyday object with a special meaning for them.
Photography archive
DANA FUNDRAISING
Since 2019, Lluci Juan is organizing many of the photographs she has taken over the years recording her work and different cultural activities.
This archive serves as a source of images for other works by Lluci.
Artist’s juggling
Metàfora i reflexió sobre la llibertat creativa de l’artista i els condicionants de la seua pràctica. Consisteix en una acció basada en el joc de malabars dels pals xinesos. Cada pal porta inscrita una paraula vinculada al procés creatiu, encara que moltes d’elles no les relacionaríem en un primer moment partint de la idea romàntica de l’artista creador.
Cultura?
Installation that questions the stance toward culture in the lead‑up to the 2023 municipal elections and challenges its institutional uses.
Graphic artwork
Lluci Juan’s graphic work responds to the artist’s most intimate concerns. Fleeing from figuration, these works search in the essence of the formal elements of graphic representation to seek the truth of the world around us. The line, the point and the plane become protagonists and validators by themselves to approach, question and represent reality.