Bivac
A group to create and programme a festival of young people’s thinking
A group of 10 young people aged between 18 and 25, with different interests and training, meets weekly at the CCCB to design and materialize a cultural thinking programme that incorporates their ways of doing things, their references and their concerns.
Egotrip: me, me and I
With Ontologías Feministas and Júlia Barbany
Social networks and hyper-exposure have created a distorted ego living in a digital reality with egocentric and fragmented tendencies. Creating avatars, constant reception of information, the possibility of an infinite exchange of emotions, and aesthetic saturation… How do these converge ...
Emotrip: confessional of sadness
With Iñaki Mur, Mayte Gómez-Molina, Joan Porcel, Júlia Amor, and Eudald Espluga
Contemporaneity has put expressing emotions into crisis. We are sad and we do not know why. Different voices from different disciplines try to convey our unhappiness with the aim of understanding what is happening regarding sadness, exploring the resistance put up and possibilities arising ...
Exotrip: My body hurts
With Leto Ybarra, Kristina Petković and Mar Valyra
Estrangement from corporeality, distortion of what is supposed to be natural, living in the digital cloud, far from the body. I do not know who the person I see in my home’s reflective surfaces is. Do I need a body to exist? Like an exoskeleton, the body is also a prosthesis that props ...
Erotrip: The Banquet
With Marta Echaves, blanca arias and Berta Prieto
As far back as the 12th century, Bernat de Ventadorn wrote: "Other than love, nothing attracts me". Today, nine centuries later, the troubadour's words resound with the same intensity. What makes love a subject that never ceases to attract us? Why do we still have things to say about love? ...
End trip: Safe space
With Meritxell de Soto
Every journey must come to an end, every experience must stop, but it should not do so in any old way. The artist Meritxell de Soto provide us with the space to return to collectivity, while escorting us to the festival's departure gate with a performance somewhere between a sound test and ...
How was Bivac 2023? A summary
Bivac is a festival of thought and creation curated by a group of young people between 18 and 25 years old. In the months running up to the festival, the group meets once a week at the CCCB to bring to life a cultural programme of thought that incorporates their way of doing things, their references ...