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Jupiter represents the pursuit of expansion, a phenomenon visible in Karen Spahn's work.

Jupiter represents the pursuit of expansion, a phenomenon visible in Karen Spahn's work.

She utilizes the physical phenomenon of capillarity, allowing the ink to climb up the pleated canvas, which could also extend.

 An unmoving horizon that preserves the imperceptible effort of things.

Jupiter mobilizes an energy that implies both the absolute and extraordinary, as well as the routine and daily life.

On one side, a fragment of introspective existence, filled with disordered objects.

On the other, the same items float in a white, anonymous, and pristine space.

Alejandro López explores the meanings and senselessness that objects embody in specific contexts.

Julieta Papa investigates elements that are close and precarious, on the brink of extinction.

Through simplified forms, she constructs a silent and eternalized scenography.

Marcos Goymil bases on the design drawing of a municipal palace that was never built.

Unearthing the unfinished. 

Giving it an identity.

Sculpting on wood, he replicates three windows and the marks that time has left on each of them. 

The ephemeral as a refuge for memory.

Moreover, Concepción Ordóñez gives life to a network of silhouettes and lines, bodies that appear to partake in a tribal dance.

A collective exorcism to sustain, no more and no less, than existence itself.