Photo by Maryse Boyce

Bread for the World
Tiziano Cruz

(Argentina)


21 October 2025 | 2.00pm — 5.00pm
Free
Civic House (Directions)

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Bread for the World is a community-based workshop created by artist Tiziano Cruz as part of his performance Wayqeycuna.

Bringing together art and community, the workshop invites participants to bake bread as a gesture of remembrance, an offering for those who have passed on and now dwell in the ancestral realm. The process becomes a shared ritual, blurring the line between artistic and communal practice.

In each place the work travels, Cruz conducts local research and collaborates with community members. On this occasion, he will work with the local community and audience to bake together the bread that will become part of the stage show.

The workshop lasts around 3 hours and is open to all, with no age limit or previous experience required. It’s an opportunity to connect, to one another, to the past, and to the act of making, as a way of thinking together about who we are, and who we remember.

 
 

Access Notes

This workshop is delivered in Spanish with an English Translator.

This is a participatory workshop involving handling and preparing food. All ingredients are vegan and halal.

Sensory Notes:

  • Audience Participation

  • Handling & Preparing Food (wheat, gluten)

    Allergens- the kitchen is used to prepare other foods, including nuts and other common allergens, and therefore we cannot guarantee a contaminant-free environment.

Language: Spanish with spoken English translation.

Venue and Seating:

Civic House Canteen (Ground floor). Wheelchair accessible via Platform Lift. No dropped height kitchen counters in kitchen. Civic House venue access information.
Seating:  Shared wooden benches with no arms. Plastic chairs with no arms also available.

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Content Notes

During the workshop participants are invited to personally reflect on death, dying and loss of loved ones.

 

Artist Bio

Tiziano Cruz is an interdisciplinary artist whose work fundamentally brings together visual and theatrical language, performance and artistic intervention in public space. Tiziano has been a grantee of the Fondo Nacional de las Artes and the Instituto Nacional del Teatro ARG. He was a winner of the Bienal de Arte Joven 2019 and winner of the ANTI award, Finland, 2023; and in 2024 he wins “The ZKB Audience Prize 2024” at Zürcher Theater Spektakel -Switzerland.

He is the founder of the Cultural Management Platform ULMUS, dedicated to the mediation between different cultural organizations in Argentina and neighbouring countries. He has worked as a Content Producer at the Centro Cultural Recoleta in Buenos Aires. His works have toured Chile, Brazil, Mexico, Canada, Portugal, Spain, Francia, Switzerland, Germany, Finland and the USA.

https://www.rosastudio.art/associated-artists/tiziano-cruz

 

Credits

General director, playwright and performer / Director, autor y performer: Tiziano Cruz
Dramaturg / Dramaturgista: Rodrigo Herrera
Artistic collaboration / Colaboración artística: Rio Paraná (Duen Sacchi y Mag De Santo)
Technical coordination, filmmaker, photography, sound and music design / Coordinación técnica, realización de videos, foto, sonido y musicalización: Matías Gutiérrez
Lights design / Diseño de luces: Matías Sendón
Costume design and realization and artistic production / Diseño de vestuario y producción artística: Luciana Iovane
Executive production / Producción ejecutiva: Ulmus Gestión Cultural
International relations, production and management / Relaciones internacionales, producción y management: Cecilia Kuska (ROSA studio)
Creation residencies / Residencias de creación: La Virreina Centre de la Imatge (España), CRL – Central Eléctrica (Portugal)

Coproducers / Coproductores: MITsp (Sao Paulo International Theater Exhibition), Festival d’Avignon, La Bâtie, Zurich Theater Spektakel, Ulmus Gestión Cultural & ROSA studio
With the support of / Con el apoyo de: FIBA (Buenos Aires International Festival) and CCKonex (Konex Cultural City, Buenos Aires), CRL – Central Eléctrica (Portugal)
With the help of / Con la ayuda de: Comunidad del pueblo San Francisco y Santa Bárbara, Jujuy – Argentina. La familia Cruz por acompañar esta nueva creación