The final performance brought together adults and Mayan youth in a shared theatrical experience presented publicly in Izamal. Following the performance, performers and audience members gathered in small dialogue circles to reflect on the experience, extending the artwork beyond the stage into collective conversation. In this sense, both the making of the performance and the dialogue it generated became part of the artistic work itself.
Duration

10 days

Format

in-person

Participants

20 residents (local and international) and 70 local Mayan youth
Outcome

1 performance in a public space





The second residency deepened the Studio Atelierista approach by exploring one collective artwork as a practice of shared authorship, where artistic form emerges through relationships rather than individual production. The adaptation of Moment Work for awareness-based collaborative prototyping became a lasting methodological contribution, influencing later residencies and educational programmes. Together with the first residency, these experiments established key foundations of Studio Atelierista—including embodied inquiry, collective prototyping, living curricula, and artistic processes as spaces for relational learning and social transformation.