Processes in Progress

This section brings together creative processes already realized, conceived not as closed, one-off projects but as long-duration artistic structures, open to reactivation, reconfiguration, and pauses according to the contexts in which they are reinscribed.

 

With a background in communication, sociodrama, and writing, and grounded in a consolidated path as a poet in constant contact with diverse and unpredictable publics, Paloma Klisys has developed a transdisciplinary practice that integrates language, sound, image, and public space, often in dialogue with other artists, researchers, and cultural agents.

 

Her approach privileges the notion of process as a field of maturation, in which certain propositions require extended time for research, experience, and resonance, even as they coexist with more circumscribed projects.

 

The works presented here constitute cores already activated in different contexts, retaining the potential for continuity, reconfiguration, and reinscription as the artist moves through creative networks, establishes new collaborative bonds, and responds to diverse cultural territories.

 

Taken together, these are consolidated practices, open to curatorial reactivation and site-specific adaptation, aligned with programs that value process-based work, expanded temporalities, and modes of creation in transit.