The CIC El Almacén will host the presentation of the novel 'La condena de las Torres Bellas' by Vivien Déniz this Friday, July 24, featuring a scenic format that combines reading, image, and performance. Admission is free until full capacity is reached.
The Lanzarote writer Vivien Déniz breaks with the classic scheme of literary presentations and transforms the event into an interdisciplinary artistic experience. This Friday, July 24, at 20:00, the CIC El Almacén in Arrecife will stage La condena de las Torres Bellas, her latest novel, in an event that integrates word, image, and performative creation.
The activity, organized by the Culture Area of the Cabildo of Lanzarote, will feature the collaboration of multidisciplinary artist Atchén Pounapal. Together, they will explore the universe of the work through various aesthetic languages, as reported by the island institution.
The Culture Councillor, Jesús Machín Tavío, highlighted the originality of the proposal. “The programming at El Almacén supports initiatives capable of bridging different disciplines. In this way, we invite the public to discover a literary work through a shared experience,” he stated.
The evening will combine live readings with the projection of audiovisual materials. The staging will delve into the thematic axes of the book, which addresses identity, territory, and contemporary precariousness.
The initiative aims to connect with the audience from a close and reflective perspective. Attendees will participate in a day that expands the usual boundaries of reading, according to sources from the Cabildo.
The organization reminds that entry will be free. Interested individuals should arrive early until the room's capacity is filled.
For more information about the cultural programming of the Culture Area of the Cabildo of Lanzarote, you can consult their official website.
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