Struck Modernism (TEA)
Installation
Sculptures (wood, clay, metal, cocos fiber) by Andreu Alfaro, José Ramón Anda, Julio Blancas, Joaquin Rubio Camin, Martín Chirino, José Luis Fajardo, Gonzalo González, José Herrera, María Belén Morales, Aurelia Munoz, Esperanza D'Ors, Stipo Pranyko, Eusebio Sempere
Five speakers on stands, five media players, pack blankets, mallets
2021
From the exhibition Para que haya fiesta tiene que danzar el bosque (For there to be a party the forest must dance) text by curator Michy Marxuach: "It is an invitation to consciously and generously constellate communicators of realities, beings, questions, practices and possible solutions as we continue to walk and organize ways to transfer the references and knowledge of beings that have been silenced so that together we can accompany each other in emancipation and restitution towards solidarity. Franco 'Bifo' Berardi defined it as that conspiracy that means, precisely, “breathing together”." (Translated from Spanish)
Struck Modernism (TEA) is a new version of the Angeschlagene Moderne in Marl and Zurich, articulating a new meaning by the different context. The recordings of the fifteen sculptures were assembled to five sound tracks of 10 min, 12 min, 13 min, 127 min and 307 min, which play in a loop.
