Lucía García
Pullés

Lucía García Pullés is a Paris-based choreographer and dancer from Buenos Aires. She graduated from the National University of the Arts in Buenos Aires with a degree in choreographic composition.García Pullés co-founded the La Monton collective in 2014, with which she created Finlandia and El Risco in Argentina. In 2025, she created her first piece in Europe, Mother Tongue. She is currently working on her next piece, Unsound (working title). As a performer, Lucía García Pullés has worked with choreographers Mathilde Monnier and Volmir Cordeiro. Her work revolves around the notions of identity, transformation, and collective memory. Elements of literature, theater, and sound art interact, while the body hosts fluid intersections. Lucía García Pullés is interested in the hybridization of languages and an overflowing presence to twist common sense and multiply the possibilities of being on stage. 

DANCE SO WE DON’T DISAPPEAR 

“In this workshop, we will imagine salvation dances to survive together. Repetition, insistence, and overflow will serve as vibrant strategies to cherish our movements and put them to the test in different situations. How can a movement leave behind residual energy that gives rise to new movements? Which gestures from my personal archive resist time and oblivion? What constitutes transgression in this act of resistance? These shared days will be conceived as a physical playground that seeks to weave links between imagination, voice, music, and dance, in order to test together ways of shaking up our pasts, our feelings, and our desires. Through contagion, copying, and transmission, we will attempt to collectively invent other possibilities, overflowing and chaotic. The transformation of gesture will be our form of resistance. Because to dance is to transform, and to transform is forever.” Lucía García Pullés