Colectivo Faramushi is a transdisciplinary collective working across live and dead arts, based between Berlin, Buenos Aires, and Tehran. Formed by artists Ana Iramain, Gustavo Obligado, Shahrzad Rahmani and Guido Wertheimer, the group has developed a collaborative practice that explores dreamscapes, violence, and utopian imaginaries through an expanded understanding of theatre.

Their work brings together speculative cartographies, archival practices, mythologies from different traditions, travel diaries, interspecies relations, and a range of disciplines, including analog video art, broken architectures, fragmented dramaturgies and cosmic soundscapes. Faramushi (a Persian word meaning “forgetting” or “amnesia”) creates poetic and political constellations that inhabit the threshold between memory and disappearance, in an ongoing attempt to collectively imagine the image of a lost world that we are always on the verge of finding.