L4R comes from the Latin lar(es), which stands for "hearth." Fire, the most important technological discovery in history. By parallelism, today a similar discovery is digital technology.
The Asociación Cultural Teatro Lar, known as L4R, is a non-profit organization coordinated by Clara Román (Spain) and Tiago Branchini (Brazil), founded in 2018 in Rome, Italy, where they work diligently collaborating with theater companies and associations. Since 2024 L4R has been established in Sepúlveda, Spain, where they carry out projects in the field of performing arts, digital art, environmental sustainability and social inclusion.
The organization is made up of young professionals of the performing arts, mainly focused on digital arts, contemporary theatre and social-artistic projects with the purpose of generating social transformation. They projects and artworks combine different artistic fields, mixing digital techniques with analogue and performative techniques to create a dialogue with contemporary issues of our society.
They produce public artworks, such as videomapping installations, also digital scenography and performance works, can be seen both nationally and internationally. Likewise, noteworthy are their interventions and workshops of an artistic-social nature that they carry out in Rome and in the northeastern territory of Segovia and in Sepúlveda, where they are based and is the cradle of many of their projects and works.
OUR VALUES
- Digital inclusion: Our main objective is the digital inclusion of people residing in rural and peripheral communities. We democratize technology and decentralize artistic creation.
- Gender equity: We promote equal opportunities among different genders, questioning gender roles in our educational projects.
- Interculturality: We value cultural diversity, promoting respect and understanding between different cultures. We promote stories and characters from different cultures.
- Inclusion and diversity: We create an inclusive and diverse environment where all people, regardless of their differences, feel welcome and valued. Accessibility and social inclusion are fundamental principles in each of our projects.
- Ecological sustainability: We are committed to sustainability and use recycled materials in our productions. We use recovered and refurbished projectors. We promote the use of recycled materials in our workshops and activities.
- Empowerment of rural and peripheral areas: We are dedicated to empowering rural and peripheral communities through artistic and technological initiatives. By providing access to resources and opportunities, we foster creative expression and social transformation in these areas
- Open processes: We implement transparent and collaborative procedures, allowing the participation and contribution of all stakeholders. We believe that openness and collaboration are key to innovation and progress.
- Transparency: We act with honesty and openness in all our actions, maintaining clear and accessible communication. Transparency is fundamental to generating trust and strengthening our community.
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