ENTREVISTA COM BRUNA KURY
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https://doi.org/10.33871/sensorium.2026.13.11855Keywords:
Bruna Kury, performance, anarcotransfeminismo, anticolonialidadeAbstract
The interview presents the trajectory and thought of Bruna Kury, an anarcho-transfeminist artist whose practice articulates performance, sculpture, and sensorial experimentations as strategies of anticolonial resistance. The conversation maps her production from Coletivo Coiote to recent works such as Veneno e Antídoto, shifting the notion of “healing” toward that of “alchemy.” Kury proposes processes of transformation that operate through sensorialities and ancestral retrievals, refusing closed solutions and investing instead in the reorganization of chaos. Currently living in Barcelona, the artist conceives the trans, Black, and migrant body as a space of displacement and re-existence in the face of necropolitics.
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KURY, Bruna. A póspornografia como arma contra a maquinaria da colonialidade. Selo Monstruosas e ed. Fera Livre (2020). texto em espanhol: https://hysteria.mx/la-pospornografia-como-arma-contra-la-maquinaria-colonial/
KURY, Bruna; CAPELOBO, Walla. Desejo que sobrevivamos pois já sobrevivemos #black #travestchy #prosperity. Blog GLAC Edições (2020) https://www.glacedicoes.com/post/desejo-que-sobrevivamos-pois-ja-sobrevivemos-bruna-kury-e-walla-capelobo
KURY, Bruna. DESCONSTRUIR SEM FETICHIZAR ou como destruir a estrutura do prazer hegemonizado. Projeto Vulgar (2020)
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