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Capítulo 1: Cáscaras, 2025


Performance assistant: Ale Ordoñez
Hair: Dani Arias
Sound design: Eric Iocco, Josan Viedma

Exhibitions:
2025: MalPaís


Mary LeRanch © 2025


A piece that reflects on the commodification of the body in the capitalist system, situating it as an object of consumption within a logic of artificially induced desire. The work explores the establishment of libidinal capital, sustained by the superficiality of relationships and the abstraction of seduction, where desire no longer arises from encounters, but from the advertising image. In this context, the body, especially the female body, becomes both the producing entity, the machine, and the produced entity, the object of consumption, obsolete and disposable.

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WHEN IN SUMMER I FORGET ABOUT THE WINTER, 2025


Collab with Eric Iocco

Exhibitions:
2025: MalPaís


Mary LeRanch, Eric Iocco © 2025


The work draws a parallel between a composition of artificial materials and organic forms, reflecting on the increasingly blurred boundaries between the living and the manufactured. It is situated in that ambiguous zone where what was exploited ceases to be useful to the system, yet becomes a reserve, an unexploited place. It is a space that expresses neither power nor submission to power: a suspended, silent territory that raises the possibility of new ways of inhabiting and observing the world.

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The Fantasy, 2022 - now


Exibitions:
2022: MalPaís,  Sala Vol



Mary LeRanch © 2023

The Fantasy is a performance that reinterprets the Narcissus myth by placing it in the digital age. The work is generated using the performative body and the culture of the meme as a means of creation, so the narrative is developed from a fictional character who is obsessed with their image. The piece revolves around porn, hypersexualization and femininity. It uses, at the same time, the concept of "clownery", making a direct reference to the new languages of social media. We find the character represented as a clown who

leaves their category of individual to transform into a parody of themself with the intention of being desired by the public. As the performance progresses, it leads to a more unpleasant character who completely erases the canons of beauty, reaching an almost sickening extreme, representing an exaggeration of the system in which we live. It refers to the relationship that exists between seduction and consumption in capitalist societies, redefining desire as the quintessence of modernity. It is a critique of how sensuality has been established performatively with codes specific to the sphere of consumption and economic practices. People are reduced to products, located in a market dominated by social networks, which compete to obtain status based on the impact they generate. The idea is to create a dialogue with the viewer through morbidity, putting him in a situation of voyeurism existing in many corners of the internet. From here, find points where there is a relationship between hyperconnection and loneliness, two sensations that coexist in the technological age.



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SOSTENER REGRESIVO, 2024


Performance by Ale Ordoñez

Exibitions:
2024: El Sielo


¿Cuál es el peso de lo ajeno?

SOSTENER REGRESIVO explores interrelational dynamics based on the weight of one's own body. For 45 minutes, pairs of performers carry each other's bodies so that only one of the couple has the ground as a point of support. The piece makes us reflect on those external burdens that we bear when we have a sexual-affective relationship and how we deal with them.


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Sculptural prostheses


Series:
2024, Celestial Wings II
2024, Angel Claws
2023, Celestial Wings I
2023, Glass Mask
2023, Octopus Mask
2022, Dark Fairy Horns


All the prostheses are part of an experimental process in order to create characters for another projects. This allows new possibilities to connect the body, the scultptures and new materialities.


 
 

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Meritxell de Soto - Espai Segur, 2023


Exibitions:
CCCB, Casa Montjuic

Support: 
Sala D’Art Jove, Barcelona CREA scholarships, El Pumarejo and Sala Taro.

Exhibited at CCCB. With support of Sala D’Art Jove, Barcelona CREA scholarships, El Pumarejo and Sala Taro.

Espai Segur is a dj set/meditation that invites bodily activation, whether of muscles; in the form of external movement or the nervous system; in the form of internal movement. Using music tuned to 432hz and post-club sound, suggests listening as palliative medicine for a possible path to healing collective.

For Meritxell I created a flesh-like scenography where she could dance and dj on. The latex piece comes from the floor and wraps de cdjs making the set a living creature connected to the performer.


Link to watch the full performance:
https://www.cccb.org/ca/multimedia/videos/endtrip-espai-segur/243276



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Kai Landre - Born Again, 2022

In this project I worked with Kai to create a scenography for his cyborg reborn. The process was followed by a material experimentation where I created different types of non-toxic slimes that covered his whole body emulating a tech-placenta.


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Bloody Mary, 2021


Performance with TORO.

Exhibitions:
2021: Haimney Gallery and Cordova FOC TOT.


Mary LeRanch © 2023


Bloody Mary is a performance created for parties and raves by the TORO collective. This piece takes place in the middle of the dance floor, where the performer, Mary, is covered in canton-colored slime, remaining motionless as the substance runs down her body until it reaches the floor. The work creates a viral scene that refers to the urban legend of Bloody Mary, in which a young woman must recite this name several times in front of a mirror, lit by a candle, so that the image of her future appears. husband or, on the contrary, of death. In Bloody Mary, the performer's body is used as a ritual object, with the possibility of resurfacing from wounds or dying. The performance generates a hypnotic vision from which it is difficult to look away, transforming into the idealized image of this lover that you cannot forget. This project not only explores the aesthetics of vulnerability and obsession, but also criticizes socially constructed expectations and desires around love and beauty in the digital age.