Origin as Certainty

In this sense, Dina Strauss investigates the stitch as a primal element, which expands, multiplies and diversifies, generating a constellation of interdependencies.

Embroidered stitches, grainy stitches, stitches to remember an origin and a future.

Layers of jet-black oil are distributed across the canvas, producing a bright mirror where the light is present.

Mariana Pellejero's painting makes it evident that it is from the darkness that the light becomes perceptible.

Damián Linossi also starts from the darkness: from all the possible supports, he chooses a black metal sheet with irregular edges to project a post-capitalist evolution where chaos prevails.

A ritual in the light of the moon where the wild prevails over any trace of civilization.

The staff is an archaic element, a symbol of hierarchy and command. It supports the person who carries it and who is, in turn, a support of a community.

Fede Fischer investigates this symbol by proposing a surface - simulacrum of ethereal remains of angel wings.

To find in the ritual a ceremony that grants meanings. 

These bronze pieces are copies of the remains of candles that Luciana Pía Faccini collects in a sanctuary in honor of San Expedito, popular patron of right and urgent causes.

To be virgin nature, to be with the universe. It is possible to imagine this primitive state through Viviana Blanco's work.

A figure melted into a soft surface: an idyllic state of harmonious coexistence between the whole and its parts.