In this exhibition, composed of 5 artists, we explore multiple ways of constructing an image, whether visual, auditory or through our imagination.

We will meet the desire for creation, a desire as powerful as that of Juan Ponce de León in his search for the fountain of youth… the persistence in existence and acceptance that Salvador Miranda’s work portrays.

A journey as long as the work of Thenjiwe Niki Nkosi, showing us the extensive trajectory of a group that has an objective, that longs for a justice that will be completely anonymous and perhaps never achieved, disappearing before our eyes from the people who reach it. .

Disappearing in the same way as the subject in Gary Hill’s work, creating spaces that contain intrigue, imagination, deconstructing a person and disappearing into the voids of memory, which was once a simple video photograph, fades little by little before our eyes, as if our presence had seen it, as if it had been a hidden game…

A hidden reality supported by the work of Estampa, where we will be testimonies of manipulation with artificial intelligence, which will tell us fragments of the book “Ways of Seeing”, exploring how different events influence our perception of art, but…

What makes us differentiate what we see and hear? The mind can create our own construction, our own perspective. What do we really want to hear? What do we really want to see?
This is what Arturo Moya Villén’s work tells us, how we interpret what we hear. What do you tell us? What do we see? They tell us a story that depends on us imagining it.

Building an image requires much more than land; They are made up of experiences, long-awaited dreams, fears faced and yet to be faced, lessons learned, mistakes made and deep desires. The construction of this will always start from within one, waiting to be told and presented, thus demonstrating the inner human desire of each one. How would you build your image?

Text: Domenica Figari