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- June 13, 2020
The landscape of flavors
Oscar Naranjo exhibition hall (day)
The work is born in the soundscapes of four traditional kitchens, which explore intimacy through the culinary daily life of the women who stay there. These remote places, framed within the Coffee Cultural Landscape, declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 2011, reveal traditional culinary practices through the exercise of listening, landscapes that open up to blind ears to fight against oblivion, to allow those interacting with the need to preserve it.
Authors: Richard Millán, Diana Reyes, Santiago Espinosa, Laura García.
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- June 13, 2020
Take my beating heart-The storm-Lightness-Abstraction-Remembrance
Oscar Naranjo exhibition hall (night)
The installation consists of an exhibition of photographs in movement, which due to the type of format and technique, give the sensation of being a dream or a nostalgic memory. The movement of the video, integrated into the still photo, produces a captivating effect, evoking loneliness, sadness and nostalgia.
Author: Guillermo Restrepo Cervantes
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- June 13, 2020
Emersive
Oscar Naranjo exhibition hall (night)
This work is part of the research-creation project “The Ruin as a concept for a visual narrative in a transmedia world. Views of Venezuelan immigrants in the city of Manizales”, developed by a group of researchers from the University of Manizales and the University of Caldas. The exploration of the concept of Ruin -understood as ways of inhabiting, transiting and staying within a territory- was carried out based on field work with a group of Venezuelans living in Manizales, who have arrived in the city due to the social, political and economic conditions of their country, and that from their condition they have established themselves as inhabitants of a new territory, recognizing and adapting to new social and cultural dynamics.
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- June 13, 2020
silver bone
Oscar Naranjo exhibition hall (day)
The 3 GIFs are part of a research project which slots into my artistic journey since 1997, the fruit of a deep interest in space and how it is transformed and shaped “by” and “in” the language of informatics. In software and electronic devices, I find potential vehicles for the investigation and visualization of my research and theories.
Author: Chiara Passa
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- June 13, 2020
“La Ruina as a concept for a visual narrative in a transmedia world. Perspectives of Venezuelan immigrants in the city of Manizales”,
Oscar Naranjo exhibition hall (night)
This work is part of the research-creation project “The Ruin as a concept for a visual narrative in a transmedia world. Views of Venezuelan immigrants in the city of Manizales”, developed by a group of researchers from the University of Manizales and the University of Caldas. The exploration of the concept of Ruin -understood as ways of inhabiting, transiting and staying within a territory- was carried out based on field work with a group of Venezuelans living in Manizales, who have arrived in the city due to the social, political and economic conditions of their country, and that from their condition they have established themselves as inhabitants of a new territory, recognizing and adapting to new social and cultural dynamics.
Author: Alejandro Jiménez Salgado, Carlos Adolfo Escobar Holguín, Cristina Sabogal Suárez
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- June 13, 2020
immersive
Oscar Naranjo exhibition hall (night)
Immersive plays with the Op art concept and minimalism content to produce illusions and unlimited perspective. Projection plays with delay and echo in a rhythmic progression of abstract patterns to create a re-composition of time and space.
Authors: Jeremy Oury & Antoine Briot
- Date
- June 13, 2020
I want to see you!
Banco de la República exhibition hall
The project I want to see you! It begins with a specific action: Provoking the emigration of images, photographs that had belonged to a family album but were for sale in antique markets in the City of Bogotá that open only on Sundays. These photographs physically traveled across the Atlantic Ocean and were received by Lluís Estopiñan and Nataly Prada in the City of Barcelona.
Author: Lluís Estopiñan Canals
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- June 13, 2020
UT(R)OPICAL
Media Art
Ut(r)opical is a design fiction exercise that introduces a story located somewhere in the future…A dystopian landscape where almost the entire world population has been brutally eliminated because of wars, pests and environmental disasters. Although, some survivors, defending surveillance and social control, get together and dance in a public place.
Authors: Martin Groisman
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