Dressing rooms are spaces that are often inhabited to an extreme. Most of the time, they remain empty, submerged in an ordered and empty calm, waiting for their moment. Then, when inhabited—whether by actors, musicians, or lecturers—the spaces are filled with piles of foreign materials, a space of preparation and transformation, more or less disordered … Leer más
Between 2017 and 2018 I traveled twice to Chile from Buenos Aires. On these two trips I made a lot of records, in the form of drawings in my travel notebook, photos and videos. Taking up the idea of a ‘travel book’, I make this video where I take the drawings, photos and notes made … Leer más
When an object moves, it seems to come to life. Objects breathe, blink. They move to their own rhythm, as if they were possessed. Ghostly objects that repeat behind them hidden messages in the cadence, the pulses, and the Morse code. A ghost makes present again what gives it meaning. Like an echo or a … Leer más
As part of the artistic project Pedalúdico, in charge of Fabián Wagmister (professor at UCLA and founding director of REMAP), we ideated and created a performative bike riding on the he public space of Buenos Aires City, influenced by the Situationism concept of dérive (Guy Debord). Together with two artists from Chaco and Bogotá, we … Leer más
“The bruises of things are deciphered, and then subjected to interpretation. Things are made to speak—often by subjecting them to additional violence. The field of forensics can be understood as the torture of objects, which are expected to tell all, just as when humans are interrogated. Things often have to be destroyed, dissolved in acid, … Leer más
Remnants of history drift is an installation installation. In it, two stepper motors connected by Arduino wind two spools of thread at half a turn per minute. You can barely see the movement of the thread but, after a few days, the 680 turns of thread are finished, leading to the end of the exhibition.
The table fills with objects. Glasses, cups, plates—common, everyday items—mix with memories, personal belongings, and decorative pieces. In front of it, a motor with a counterweight is placed. As the motor turns, it will gradually pull a wooden rod connected to it by a cable, located at the opposite end of the table, dragging everything … Leer más
