Clarividente

(Afterlight)

“How can a living space be a logo?”

In these contexts, the performance becomes more than just a spectacle—it becomes an active reflection on tourism’s impact, compelling the audience to consider their place in the narrative.

The performance invites them to experience firsthand the pressures of overtourism, forging a personal connection that transcends passive observation.

Art Fair Aruba 2026

Performance at the Aruba Art Fair 2026

Palazzo Bembo, Venezia 2024

The Venice Biennale included Alydia Wever, an Aruban artist, representing Aruba at Palazzo Bembo and Palazzo Mora. “Clarividente” (Afterlight) 2024, presented on November 24 during the closing of the expo “Personal Structures,” is a reflection on excess tourism in Aruba. The performance critiques globalized consumerism and colonization of space, exploring the tension between cultural preservation and exploitation. The audience becomes participants and witnesses, interacting directly with the subject of the play.