Tabita Rezaire is featured in the third edition of the Frestas – Triennial of Arts, 'The River is a Serpent.'
Curated by Beatriz Lemos, Diane Lima, and Thiago de Paula Souza, the exhibition puts into practice a debate on access economies, reflecting on the politics and poetics of exhibition. It explores strategies of solidarity and asks what is expressed by bodies that, while navigating asymmetric power structures, generate expansive worlds beyond the dominant one.
Embracing digital, bodily, and ancestral memory, Rezaire delves into scientific imaginaries and mystical realms to address the colonial wounds and energetic imbalances that affect the songs of our spirit-mind-body. Through screen interfaces and healing circles, her offerings aim to fuel our collective growth and expand our capacity for togetherness.
