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Teresa Jareño
Multidisciplinary ArtistTeresa Jareño Querejeta studied Fine Arts at the Univesity of the Basque Country and afterwards she moved to Santiago de Compostela to complete her musical education. While she was studying classical music at the conservatory, she studied other musical styles, such as Jazz and Folk Music. Nowadays she is studying Contemporary art, Technology and Performativity master at the Fine Arts Faculty at the University of the Basque Country. Multydisciplinary artist, she is interested in the relationships each of us create with our enviroment, proposing projects that create bounds between the work and the observer or participant.
Bone of Water (Hueso del Agua) emerged from Teresa Jareño’s experience in Antarctica, including her stay at the Argentine Carlini and Marambio research stations. The project asks how Antarctic music might have developed if the continent had an indigenous population and its own artistic traditions. Through a sound and visual installation, Jareño invites audiences to experience the Antarctic environment from a reflective perspective, considering the relationship between humans, nature and cultural identity. The work also raises questions about environmental awareness and how people interact with fragile ecosystems.
