"LAVA" is a creation made by the two artists -mother and daughter- in social isolation from the investigation with projections of erupting volcanoes and wooden objects. It is a creation of movements, images and children that dialogues with the signs of the image of the volcanic lava that flows: hot, fast, destructive. But, at the same time, the power of fire and its relationship with renewal: it burns for a new life, to close cycles and make alternative alternatives from the ashes. These images are related to the constant changes that social isolation has caused us, to the characteristics "skin changes" and renewals - sometimes painful, sometimes pleasant - and the importance of recognizing the rebirths within us.

Duna Dias (Belo Horizonte, MG) is an artist of cinema, dance and visual arts. She has been making films since 2016 in experimental languages, video dance and documentary. She has directed more than 15 films and video projects independently. As an artist and director, she has participated in exhibitions, festivals, artistic residencies and projects in several Brazilian states and abroad (England, Scotland, Argentina, Portugal, Israel, Poland, Germany, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Peru, France, Mexico, Colombia, Paraguay, Turkey).

Professional dancer since the 1980s, Socorro Dias is a dance artist with a background in choreography, direction and costumes. Graduated in Civil Engineering (UFMG) and with a full degree in Mathematics, she combined her mathematical and constructive knowledge with dance in her creations and research. Founding member of Grupo Contemporâneo de Dança Livre acting as an artist, researcher and production assistant, Socorro Dias still has a vast curriculum as a dance teacher and works as a mathematics teacher in Basic Education. She has participated in festivals, contests, projects and residences in Brazil, England, Scotland, Argentina, Portugal, France, Belgium, Colombia, Panama, Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica and Peru.