3 May 2022 – 31 January 2023
Inés G. Aparicio has a degree in fine arts and is specialized in education and development cooperation.
In continuous movement. Barcelona, Buenos Aires, Porto and Madrid are some of the cities that he most liked to live in, but above all places there is the Sahara. The Sahrawi refugee camps are where he has spent the longest time developing his personal and professional activity. He has been a teacher at the Abidin Kaid Saleh Film School, participated in filming, been part of the FiSahara team and the Bubisher project.
In 2020 she returned to Asturias and lives in Gijón, she works as an editorial layout designer and in the creation of audiovisual material, and she also participates in the MUSOC coordinating team. Meanwhile, she combines her activism in different social causes with the development of personal and collective projects that range from radio to collage, including photography and film. Most of her works are linked to migration and memory recording, highlighting her co-direction of the film Leyuad
Project in residence
“Cantar un batallón” is a 2D animated short film that is in the production phase. Inés, as director and co-producer, proposes to use the space of the Laboral Impulsa residence to continue with the animation studio that they already installed in 2021. The objective is for it to become a space for coexistence of professionals in the sector, both at a regional level as national, taking advantage of the new production phase in which the short film is.
The archival photographs of Esperanza, Inés’ maternal grandmother, and Lilián de Celis, the forgotten Asturian cupletista, begin to come to life to the rhythm of Álvaro Retana’s “Batallón de modistillas”.