THE JOURNEY
O TEMPO DA CORPA: novo curso de Morena Cardoso
The Journey [throat—vagina axis]
is a sound piece by Morena Cardoso (DanzaMedicina), in collab with Carl Golembeski (Mirari Music) — a sound artist who has worked with global icons including Beyoncé, Bruno Mars, Mary J. Blige, Madonna, and Shakira — NOW AVAILABLE for free listening.
Immerse yourself in this visceral exploration of sound, body, and re-imagination—an invitation to journey through the pulsing continuum of the throat–vagina axis.
This sound piece denaturalizes, denounces, licks wounds, and summons spellbinding gestures where the clinical-political, the ethical, and the aesthetic converge. It defends the regeneration of a (po)etic and erotic territory, capable of alchemizing osmotic dialogues among self, ancestry, and the collective feminine living biosphere.
After all, who benefits from women’s anger, curses, orgasms, tears, and screams—in all their visceralities—remaining exiled to the margins, confined within four walls, when not performed, co-opted, or put in service of dominant power structures?
When a woman declares her truth as a radical act, an entire system dignifies, resonates, and moves—with her.
The Journey é uma experiência disponível apenas em inglês.
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Carl Golembeski
Working for more than two decades as a sound artist, vocal FX engineer, and music producer. From his early days running a DIY music space in Pennsylvania to collaborations with global icons — including Beyoncé, Bruno Mars, Mary J. Blige, Madonna, and Shakira — his lifelong devotion to sound has carried him around the world and into the depths of human experience.
Deeply inspired by the philosophy of Akroasis — the theory of world harmonics — he integrates technology and spirituality to create soundscapes that call listeners toward collective awareness and radical awakening. As a Kyma system expert, he pushes the boundaries of live and studio sound, merging cutting-edge tools with the timeless art of harmonics.
Whether crafting Grammy-winning performances, designing immersive environments, or bringing experimental art to life, Carl embodies his ethos of “creativity as service”, channeling sound as a means of connection and self-discovery, awakening a sense of shared humanity that fuels collective transformation, social justice, and cultural regeneration.
Morena Cardoso
Facilitator and creator of DanzaMedicina, a practice that has reached fifteen countries and impacted more than five thousand women through dance laboratories and immersive movement. Her research explores the boundaries between art, clinical practice, rites of subjectivation, and feminisms.
A master in Psychology, somatic therapist, and writer, Morena’s main territory of investigation, practice, and poetics is the feminine body—from the center of the bones, through the dark cavern of the womb, to the skin beneath the skin—places where memories cannot be negotiated.
A Latin woman of bittersweet medicine, Morena summons the body-territory as the first site of struggle, resistance, and insurrection against the capitalist-colonial-patriarchal order, defending domains where other languages emerge through gesture, invoking re-imaginable ways of co-existence.