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Food war/ Self-taught psychomagic

Jair Jesús Toledo2014

Fundación Itaú Argentina

Fundación Itaú Argentina
Buenos Aires, Argentina

Food war takes part of "Self-taught psychomagic", a series of 9 ritual actions that I made against my house so that it would expel me. I used psychomagic as a healing, cathartic tool, a lack of respect and misuse of my own context. I documented each of the actions with a camera, a tripod and a self-timer. From each psychomagic act, there is a larger number of pictures than the ones shown here. 3rd Itaú Cultural Visual Arts Award 2014-2015. Source: Itaú Cultural Visual Arts Award 2014-2015 catalogue.

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  • Title: Food war/ Self-taught psychomagic
  • Creator: Jair Jesús Toledo
  • Date Created: 2014
  • Date Published: 2015
  • Physical Dimensions: 150 x 100 cm
  • Original Language: Español
  • Provenance: Itaú Visual Arts Award Collection
  • Type: photograph
  • Publisher: Itaú Foundation Argentina
  • Medium: Digital photograph
  • Bio: Jair Jesús Toledo (1986) studies Photography, Film and TV at Universidad de Córdoba. In 2008, he moves to Buenos Aires and studies acting with Nora Moseinco. He is a student of Marina de Caro since 2012, and in 2015, he participates in the Artists’ Program of Universidad Torcuato Di Tella. His works are selected for the prizes Itaú Cultural, Fundación Williams and National Arts Salon, among others. Between 2015 and 2019, he is represented by UV Estudios gallery, Buenos Aires, where he creates the performance events Perfuch Disidente in 2017 and 2018. Toledo takes part in several collective shows, such as Unidad Mínima, Espacio El Dorado, Bogota, 2018; El asunto de lo remoto. Ciclo de acciones, Munar, Buenos Aires, 2018; El centro en movimiento, CCK, Buenos Aires, 2017; Perfuch, UV Estudios, Buenos Aires, 2017 and 2018; Super Amigas, Agatha Costure, Buenos Aires, 2016. In 2019, he presented the solo show Sacudones, terremotos, los pisos tiemblan, UV Estudios. He participates as a performer in works by Laura Lima, Diego Bianchi, Marina De Caro, Lolo y Lauti and Luis Garay, among others. In 2019, he participates in the platform of education and experimentation “Laboratorio de Acción” in Complejo Teatral de Buenos Aires. His work delves into the infinite and versatile universe of ideas and the limits of his own freedom at the time of realizing them. Source: www.movil.org.ar
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