Espacio de Juego integrates partner acrobatics, music, dance, and crystal spheres, building a playful and sensitive universe. Two characters meet and explore different ways of bonding through physical language, gestures, and objects, opening the door to imagination and shared enjoyment.

The work has performed numerous functions in cultural spaces, theaters, schools, festivals, and public spaces. It was presented in Argentina, Chile, Spain, and Switzerland, and was part of international festivals such as FINTDAZ (Chile), Voramar Circ (Spain), and The Sports Festival (Geneva, Switzerland).

Throughout its journey, Espacio de Juego transformed in every performance, reaffirming play as a living experience of encounter between the scene and the audience.

The creation of Cuerpo Espiral developed over a whole year of collective research, together with a loving, sensitive, and committed creative team, where time, listening, and meeting were fundamental. The work relies on the observation of nature and its mechanisms, taking sacred geometry and fractals as metaphors for growth, transformation, and life cycles.

Through trio acrobatics, bodies intertwine, support each other, and transform into living landscapes. From this research emerges the concept of bonding acrobatics, a practice where movement is born from the bond, trust, and listening among those who share the stage.

Cuerpo Espiral is also the final thesis work of the Bachelor of Performing Arts at the National University of San Martín (UNSAM), created by Micaela López and Rodrigo Suárez.