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VISUAL ESSAYS #1
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Objects accompanied by the atmospheres of the past activate memory.
At the moment, we remember another atmosphere, that of the present, which can alter post-events and vice versa.
Each object he collects is a place, a time, an ATMOSPHERE.
“A world lost and found again”, as Alexander Luria puts it.
From the memory of the objects to the memory of the body
#1 Proceed to the route through the lines | #2 Cross the paths of strange atmosphere
#3 Follow the atmospheric absent body | #4 Go to memory lane |
#5 Corpo desocupado
#6 Ongoing the habit of repetition and other shadows
Artistic Research III — Visual Essays
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The roots sink into the earth, and from them, lines emerge that reproduce themselves across timeless spaces. In the reflection, you can see what was left behind. In the mirror, the direction of the gaze is reversed, altering everything.
What kind of eyes are these?
What body holds on to lines and shadows in the dark, even after they have vanished? The eyes open and close. The scientific explanation of phototransduction is suspended, and new possibilities are reproduced in our inner experience, leading to new understandings of these lines of different contours that activate our memories in the presence of objects, sounds, and aromas. These carry with them atmospheres.
The idea, then, is to summon memory. To do this, it's not enough to listen once, draw once. In this way of doing and observing, we must give it time, wait for the variations in successive repetitions, to allow us to access forgotten memories.
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