ART Performance | M.A.L.Huguet | Spanish Artist

Thank you for visiting my performative page where you can find experimental performance art & MIME dance performance, a discipline that is closely linked to my roots and my true being. SUBSCRIBE TO my youtube channel @malhuguetfineart for receiving notification when I download a new performative mime act.

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WOMAN: YOU'RE D.I.S.C.O.

Inspired by verbal abuse on social media this performance was born. From the advent of cyberspace, rate crime against women has increased by many folds, a reflection of the dangers of cyber bullying at current times.
The unpleasant experience left me thinking about the reasons why someone would engage in such a disrespectful way...analysing the insults & sexist remarks it became clear that that kind of behaviour is proper to that of a narcissist.
And this mime performance is what I made of the whole experience.

Life is unpredictable so I am. In celebration of Women History Month 2023

THE HUMAN ANIMAL Live Performance Art at University of Kent
VIDEO PERFORMANCE ART

Pixels of Identity. International experimental video-art Expo
Museum of Almeria (Spain)
October 10, 2014
In collaboration with MECA Mediterráneo Centro Artístico

VIDEO PERFORMANCE ART
Whitstable Biennale 2012 Part of the Screening Project
11th & 14th Sept 2012
Whitstable-Kent (U.K.)

ON SLOPES
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE at Tankerton Slopes.

A reflection of time & space, the surrounding & the seascape. This video captures a series of photographs taken as part of my Artist in Residence programme at The Little Blue Hut in Whitstable in 2011.Selected by Canterbury Council.

Music credits: " Jesus, Joy of Man's Desiring" by Leo Kottke

139 Blue Hut

Video-documentary based on photographs taken in Tankerton Slopes in Whitstable as part of my Artist in Residence Program.

A reflection of my art practice and journey. Reflecting on the void of the self, the lacks in people lives, my surroundings. 139 is the hut where I worked during 40 days & some nights.

"Today I am here, tomorrow I may not"

THE MINOTAUR WOMAN
Ashford 2009
Street Life Performance

This performance artwork was part of my Art Degree Show. It reflects on stereotype conceptions and ideas related to nationality, myth, gender and culture.

As I came to live to UK, even though I had become fluent in English language, my background and accent somehow was in conflict with my surroundings.
This work is a reflection on communication and language.

Whoever that said that the Minotaur was a man was probably another man.