When we open every window, 2019
Materials:
Drywall, wood and acrylic paint
Dimensions:
120 x 120 x 240 inches
Fabrication:
GeoVanna Gonzalez
Shows:
Grund Gallery, Berlin Germany, 2019
Photography by:
Anastasia Muna
Materials:
Drywall, wood and acrylic paint
Dimensions:
120 x 120 x 240 inches
Fabrication:
GeoVanna Gonzalez
Shows:
Grund Gallery, Berlin Germany, 2019
Photography by:
Anastasia Muna
The mind is a structured entity, defined by an inherent geometry that governs how we think, remember, navigate, and connect. Just as architects design lines and grids, neuroscientists are discovering analogous patterns within our brains. In the delicate interplay of neighboring synapses, a network of coordinates is formed, allowing us to locate ourselves, plot our paths, and construct narratives. As Barbara Tversky illustrates, these same mental processes shape the concepts and stories we build. Grids, lines, and systems are not only tools of understanding but the very foundation upon which our reality is constructed. Being is tied to place, and there is no "who" without a "where."
This artwork is a participatory social experience, an intervention that seeks to create and invoke shared moments. Through a series of events during the exhibition, it raises questions of proximity, intimacy, privacy, and community, inviting viewers to engage with these themes in a collective, embodied way.
This artwork is a participatory social experience, an intervention that seeks to create and invoke shared moments. Through a series of events during the exhibition, it raises questions of proximity, intimacy, privacy, and community, inviting viewers to engage with these themes in a collective, embodied way.