Exposició 'L’aire que balla a la boca', de Sara Bonache

The air that dances in the mouth is an invitation to turn our perspective upside down: to look as the bee does and venture towards the invisible, in the same way that nectar guides reveal ultraviolet patterns to orient pollinators in the opacity of our vision. Drawing on a hybrid practice that combines painting and pastel, the project proposes a shift from the micro to the macro in order to subvert our perception of the natural world, presenting it as the fundamental dynamic of cohabitation through which one builds oneself with the other. Through a process of metamorphosis of forms, the human being ceases to be the centre and merges into a living ecosystem of relationships and mutual affectations, which reveal the essential bond that unites us to an interconnected, non-anthropocentric nature. L'aire que balla a la boca is the will to subvert hierarchies and move what had been in the background towards the centre, and to celebrate life as a constant dance of reciprocal transformations. Sara Bonache was the winner of the Premi Antoni Vila Casas de Pintura 2025 for the work Nocturnes. The exhibition L'aire que balla a la boca is the result of this award, which was endowed with €12,000 and with a show at the Museu Can Framis.