Lucrecia Masson Córdoba

Lucrecia moves fluidly between philosophies and artistic practices. She works across various mediums, experimenting primarily with writing and performance. In theory, she is interested in the imagination and firmly believes that one cannot think without the body. Her approach to what she calls a ‘ruminative epistemology’ has taken shape in a variety of publications, lectures, stage pieces and workshops. 

She has been published in numerous anthologies, catalogues and magazines and is a member of the Ayllu Collective, with whom she has participated in events such as the Sydney Biennale (2020) and the 35th São Paulo Biennial (2023), amongst other exhibitions. Her ongoing research explores the interplay between bodies, nature, space and time under the concept of ‘all that which already was’.   

The performative lecture format is an area she has been exploring for some time, seeking alternative materialities of writing and reading, and has presented her work at venues such as Matadero Madrid, CA2M, Fabra i Coats and La Posidònia.