Dialect traces five years of state violence experienced by nine young migrants
Moroccans exiled in Kafkaesque limbo in Seville. When migrants
minors arrive illegally on the territory and are not identified in
As adults, it is the state that takes custody of them, subjecting them to a long
process of one to three years before being able to obtain legal status.In
In this state of suspension and liminality, Beltrán engages the body as
metaphor, meticulously articulating photography, performance and
collaboration. The weight of this downtime falls on the shoulders of these young people
men, and enters into dialogue with their memories, their travels, as well as with
the humiliating banality of waiting and migration.
