Elizabeth Torres
- Jun 9
- 1 min read
Elizabeth Torres (b. 1987), known artistically as Madam Neverstop, is a Colombian-American poet, translator, multimedia artist, and cultural organizer whose work occupies the spaces where language, memory, and embodiment converge. Her practice creates immersive, research-driven experiences that insist on attentive listening, ethical engagement, performance and relationality, inviting audiences into spaces of reflection, witness, and transformation. A Certified Listener Poet with The Good Listening Project, Torres integrates practices of attentive, empathetic listening into both her literary and performative work, foregrounding listening as a method and ethical principle. As a cultural organizer, she founded the Poetic Phonotheque, an international multimedia poetry archive, and directs Red Door Magazine & Gallery in Copenhagen.





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