Is it possible to rediscover heritage through gambling and suspicion? The artist and mediator Aurora Diago proposes a performative Gymkhana at the Center del Carme. An invitation to inhabit the museum not as a static archive, but as a territory of exploration where the action of the public is the key piece of the gear. Gymkhana is a mediation device that breaks the hierarchy between artist and spectator. Through testing, enigmas and collective movements, Participants will weave a network of meanings about urban resilience and the importance of protecting our spaces of common thought. At the Festival 10 Senses, We understand the game as one of the most powerful tools for social transformation. This activity is an exercise in the ecology of thought, where the trail of a clue leads us directly to the responsibility we have to the world we inhabit.
