About
My practice is the way I have found to relearn how to relate—to the world, to others, and to myself.
It unfolds through encounters—with landscapes, languages, stories, people, and more-than-human beings. I follow the relations, traces, and questions that emerge along the way.
Plants, trees, fungi, rivers, and other forms of life have become teachers and companions in this ongoing process. Making, writing, foraging, and collaborating are different ways of staying with what calls for attention.
The works gathered here are translations: attempts to honour the relationships from which they arise.
Thank you for walking the landscape.
If you'd like to continue the encounter,
bloiacono@proton.me
Short Biography
Brenda Loiácono is an Argentinian artist, researcher, and educator based in London, UK. She moves across these fields as one might move through a landscape—following relations, traces, and different ways of knowing.
She is the creator of Voice Landscapes, an interdisciplinary practice of attunement to the diverse forms of expression through which humans and more-than-human beings participate in the emergence of place.
Her work explores how relationships with landscapes, languages, migration, memory, and more-than-human worlds reshape the ways we learn to inhabit the world. Through artistic, educational, and collaborative processes, she develops projects that bring diverse forms of being and knowing into dialogue.
She is co-founder of SOLAR, where she cultivates partnerships and develops artistic projects, cultural exchanges, and editorial initiatives that connect artists, researchers, cultural organisations, and communities.
Her academic journey has taken her across Argentina, Brazil, and the United Kingdom, where she studied Anthropology, Arts, Education, and language learning and acquisition.