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Skin Hunger

Mireia Varón Gallofré, Myra-Ida van der Veen, Puck Füsers
No Limits Festival
Thu 25 Sep
Thu 25 Sep 2025

With the premiere of Skin Hunger, No Limits Festival presents it's first talent programme.

Skin Hunger is a 30-minute sensorial journey that merges dance, poetry, and sound into a tender exploration of skin, touch, and their absence. Rooted in research and prioritizing accessibility from its inception, the work is designed to engage all audiences, with special attention to blind users.

The performance challenges the dominance of sight by removing it entirely, inviting perception through other senses. In this space, scent becomes costume, sound becomes movement, language becomes vision, and warmth becomes distance.

Skin Hunger is an immersive multidisciplinary performance directed by Mireia Varón Gallofré, created in collaboration with poet Puck Füsers and sound designer Myra-Ida van der Veen. It offers an intimate experience that invites audiences to listen with their bodies, feel with their ears, and sense the presence of others through absence.

Part of

I walk, and the walking warms me up. when I move, the space between us takes on different forms.

Puck Füsers

In the media

"My blindfold, damp with tears, stayed on."
- Raymond van Soldt, Projectleider of Het onzichtbare zichtbaar

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About Mireia Varón Gallofré

Mireia’s artistic practice focuses on empowering communities that face barriers to artistic participation. Since 2021, she has been researching how to make dance more accessible for blind users by translating visual elements into other sensory forms and uncovering deeper creative layers of movement. Inclusion is not treated as an add-on but as a driving force of the artistic process.

No Limits Festival

A new festival around accessibility in performing arts, with shows by disabled professionals.
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Credits

direction, production, dance Mireia Varón Gallofré | sound design Myra-Ida van der Veen | poet Puck Füsers | with the support of ViaZuid Telentontwikkeling Podiumkunsten Limburg en Sally 
Dansgezelschap Maastricht, Moving Arts Project, Kanunnik Salden, FSI Fonds en Raymond 
van Soldt

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