The underwater divines are flying and floating and melting with us

Rosa Tharrats Through an expedition to the deep sea of the sub-Antarctic Atlantic, the scientific team of the Schmidt Ocean Institute aims to record, over forty days, forms of life perhaps never seen before. On board the Falkor (Too), the vessel that hosts the team, is also Rosa Tharrats, who creates Vestir el vent, a sculptural installation made from different textile materials that dance with the currents. The video piece The Underwater Divines are flying and floating and melting with us lets you enter and leave the water so you can observe the relationship between species. Sea creatures, bodies of water, textiles and materials interact to open up new possibilities for us.As part of Loop Festival 2026. The exhibition dialogues with the Mirades cycle "Cossos d'aigua. Vent, mar i altres criatures meravelloses", programmed by Maria Pipla.