Moving Light

English: Some of the activities we were invited to attend in the period of Low Residency 2017 seemed like a game, a play. We were "provoked" to perform in two days a collective artwork at the South Kiosk Gallery "reacting" to the work 'We will meet in the place where is in darkness', a luminous…

Stillness and Movement

English: During the Low Residency period, we had the pleasure of talking with German artist and researcher living in London Sigune Hamann, who works primarily with photography and video. Her inspiration comes from different sources, and one of the main motivations in her work is in the interest of observing people and engaging in moments,…

Lovely Repulsion

English: It is interesting that some moments and artistic works can leave a mark on us by repulsion. This is what happened to me at the little 'Wot U 🙂 About' exhibit of the young Scottish artist Rachel Maclean at TATE Britain in London. The room, near to the entrance of the historical and traditional…

Turn your phone off and look around

English: In 2015 I worked as an assistant curator in the ninth edition of the Live Cinema festival in Rio de Janeiro. The main guest that year was the German artist Robert Henke, famous for the band Monolake and for creating the Ableton Live software. To perform this role I researched and got deepened in…

Hands on VR AR

English: Within the 2017 Low Residency program, we had a day focused on new practical experiences with workshops in different areas: video mapping, letterpress, Black on White photograms, among others. I chose a theme that has enchanted me with its various artistic possibilities, but which at the same time brings many critical questions to me.…

Empty Space

English: The first day of Low Residency 2017 was very productive. We were the first students to have access to the new school building and we had the challenge of collecting as much material as possible in 2 hours and then presenting it to the rest of the class. Photos, Videos, Sounds, Drawings of the…

Memory and glitter

English: This morning we had a different encounter, the English artist Chila Burman invited us to visit her studio in East London. It’s a pleasant space, illuminated by two large windows overlooking the street. Organized intuitively by the artist, finished and in-process works vie for the places between walls, boxes and scattered piles. A couch,…

Organizing my Thoughts

English: This will be a relatively short and informal post. Just a brief notification. Or maybe an outburst. It's time. I feel that I am slowly and belatedly stopping to procrastinate and beginning to face one of my greatest fears. Maybe people think I'm afraid to expose myself, to make mistakes, to grow up or…