Trans-Visual Express

Exposición / Dot Fiftyone Gallery [ESPACIO CERRADO] / 187 NW 27th Street / Miami, Florida, Estados Unidos
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Cuándo:
22 oct de 2015 - 22 dic de 2015

Inauguración:
22 oct de 2015 / 19:00

Organizada por:
Dot Fiftyone Gallery

Artistas participantes:
Eduardo Capilla

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Etiquetas
Pintura  Pintura en Florida 

       

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Descripción de la Exposición

Trans-visual Express meets visual aspects of different stages of Eduardo Capilla's work, which, has, been reflexively challenged from the visual language. Since the dissolution of the subject-object relationship raised since 1982 with tempera of the Nocion project, the reuniting of individualization for the erotic motor, practiced by him for more than two decades with high relief in oil paint. The entities are part of a whole, but they beautifully unfold looking to join and merge again and again. Life, in the tradition of visual codes. Eduardo Capilla, simultaneously, is introducing his book documenting aspects of the proposed research project Nocion, its history and some of the actions, happenings and exhibitions that have been taking place since 1984; to understand them as a substantial and innovative contribution to the visual language, generally up to then, indeterminacy between subject and object, figure and background. Anonymity was a feature in the development of this project, being that Capilla, having faith in its evolution, was interested in an unsuspecting audience with artistic prejudice. Such is the reason why the vast majority of these exhibitions did not have, at the time, implemented documentation of its happening, hence the lack of or insufficient photographic record. Capilla chose to propose the impermanent work; the painting has been disappearing over the years. Installations in public and private interior spaces, restaurants, bars, cinema halls, churches, medical facilities, among others, along with hundreds of pieces in the City of Buenos Aires, New York and Caracas. The artist offers an overview of both geometric archetypes of gestural expression associated with a contemporary treatment that succumbs to redefine the ideal landscape.

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