Video installations and audiovisual art concentrate the tenth edition of Flux Festival de Barcelona

Until next time 10 January, this festival focused on authors linked to the city of Barcelona who work in the field of creative video (video art, creation documentary, video installations, etc.), will show all the innovations at Arts Santa Mónica in the Catalan capital.

The tenth edition of Flux Festival will offer until next 10 of January in the Arts Santa Monica of Barcelona a series of monographic sessions dedicated to video authors linked to this city who work on everything that can be called creative video, offering them a space so they can show their creations and the evolution of their work.

The objective of Flux Festival with these sessions is for the public to have an overview of each author, in terms of video production and documentation, an aspect that is sometimes difficult to achieve in other events and collective exhibitions that offer dissemination, but a fragmented knowledge, partial and, sometimes, decontextualized from the work.

The central authors of this edition of the festival are JimJak, Mabel Palacín and Elisabet Prandi, artists from very diverse backgrounds who enter the fields of art with their own perspective, video creation, the video installation, documentaryism and audiovisual experimentation.

The silent Flux Mut video installation is also presented, work of Julián Álvarez, and the collective video installation Flux Videocapsa, where alternative formats for displaying videographic works are experimented with, composed of unpublished videos by the authors Miguel Andrés, Arturo Baston, Angie Bonino, Lalo Garcia & Raimon Lorda, Kikol Gray, Felix Perez Hita, Rrose Present, Sra. Audiovisual, Pía Sommer and Morrosko Vila-San-Juan.

Other activities that have been added to the classic program on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the festival are the exhibition project with unpublished video installations by Francesca Llopis, Albert Merino and Jordi Teixidó; the premiere of a documentary about the ten editions of Flux Festival, and the projection of the self-portraits created by the 34 central authors of the festival from 2005 until 2015.