Visual identity and art direction for Un Burrito que me Lleve, an experimental contemporary dance performance exploring the body, physicality, and fragmented narratives on stage.
The visual language emerged from an immersive research process involving rehearsals, texts, and live performances, translating the choreography’s tension between strength, vulnerability, flesh, and movement into a raw and sensory graphic system.
Gestural typography, organic shapes, layered textures, and a color palette inspired by flesh, earth, and sweat shaped an identity designed to feel as physical and visceral as the performance itself.
The visual system was extended across social media and printed materials, creating a cohesive narrative from the creative process to the stage.
