Supra-Realities of the Hurricane

We are delighted to continue our radiowaves collaboration with Radio Huracán with the programme series Supra-Realities* of the Hurricane. In an exercise of solidarity with collective and individual struggles around the world, whose geographic boundaries are increasingly dissolving, Radio Huracán moves toward temporary autonomous zones. In this second season, the programme speaks with artists, researchers, musicians, and activists, creating a sonic supra-reality that goes beyond the visible, exploring other forms of resistance, thought, and experience beyond the tangible world. We will navigate the inner conscious space, listening to the stories, knowledge, and practices of migrant bodies and other uprooted voices those that have historically been present as whispers on the margins of dominant narratives. This series of episodes will open spaces where different sonorities continuously intertwine and collide: (r)evolutionizing language, rhythms, sounds, landscapes, and space-time; echoing the frequencies that serve as the base of Radio Huracán’s emissions.
 

* Supra-realities refers to realities that transcend or go beyond the ordinary, visible, or commonly understood world. It suggests a higher level of existence or perception, where the limits of conventional reality are surpassed, often combining elements of imagination, consciousness, and alternative modes.
 

RADIO HURACÁN IS:

Tatiana Rais  is a curator and cultural manager. She is the co-founder and director of Espacio Odeón, a platform in Bogotá for experimentation in contemporary art and community practice. She is an active member of coopia, a cooperative experiment committed to action through inhabiting and learning with the socio-environmental trans-formation of territories. She is also a musical selector and lives and works in Bogotá, Colombia.

Mario Llanos is a curator and co-founder of the Research and Residence Program La Usurpadora (2011–2021). He is currently working on the construction of the Passage Research Center (PRC) project, which aims to create a multilingual, transatlantic digital archive with interests in Pan-Caribbean notions and ideas. He lives and works in Puerto Colombia, Colombia.