[finisˈtɛrra] is the mythology of a place that evokes the end of the world. It's also the name of this project, which uses listening as a tool to imagine what will exist beyond that end. Believing in futures of inclusive narratives, where the human does not occupy the central narrative, and through a speculative and interdisciplinary approach, [finisˈtɛrra] convokes practices and theories to enunciate possible ‘futures of the future’.
Credits
Artistic Direction, Research and Performance
Sara Vieira Marques
Conception and Design of scenic device
Sara Vieira Marques and Santiago Rodriguez Tricot
Construction of scenic device
Carlos Neves
‘Sound Practices Exploratory Group’ study group
João Grilo; Ángela Díaz Quintela; Inês Luzio; Santiago Rodriguez Tricot; Irina Pereira
Co-production
‘Artistas Douro’ grant, awarded by mala voadora, with funding from Porto City Council
Support for Artistic Research
‘Reclamar Tempo 2024’ CAMPUS Paulo Cunha e Silva
Support for Creation in Residence
fAUNA - Teatro da Didascália (Joane-PT); Artists' Shelter - Sekoia (Porto-PT); ApalleirA (Sarria-ES); Gnration (Braga-PT); mala voadora (Porto-PT); CRL - Central Eléctrica (Porto-PT); Binaural Nodar (Vouzela-PT); O Espaço do Tempo (Montemor-o-Novo-PT).

Interdisciplinary artist, her practice articulates installation, performance and research, mobilising discourses on material ecologies. The key elements of her practice concern relational architectures and the performative aspects of ‘listening’, ‘seeing’, ‘imagining’ and ‘documenting’.In her career she highlights the performance “Aurora” (Alkantara); the film “Headless Men” (FCSH/Doc); the publication “Ossu” (PEGADA-Forum Dança); and the listening session “Resonating Islands” (Arquipélago).