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Neilson Gallery -
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CARNE DE MUÑECO |
Arsenio Rodríguez |
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Inauguración |
El sábado de 22 Septiembre a las 20:30 h. |
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Lugar |
Neilson Gallery hasta 27 Octubre 2012 |
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En colaboración con La Fundación Provincial de Cultura y el Área de Medio Ambiente
de la Diputación de Cádiz Coordinación :- | |
A las piezas encontradas en mercadillos o recogidas en contenedores, objetos intrascendentes o inconsistentes, Arsenio Rodríguez les aporta una nueva luz y les añade un aire lúdico y festivo. Lo que reside en su proyecto es la creación de algo nuevo a partir de algo usado o desechado. Objetos comunes, que no son de nadie y que una vez transfigurados pasan a formar parte de un imaginario colectivo. En más de una ocasión, visitando la muestra, los visitantes se descubrirán buscando y encontrando similitudes y asociaciones personales. Se llenarán de memorias y de recuerdos....... Paco Cano
The key to Arsenio´s Rodriguez´s work with his use of recycled materials relates to various contemporary issues such as sustainability, the demand for the handmade, complexity of form and the questioning of the artist's role in the social context they inhabit.
The materials he works with are latex, plastic, disposable metals and all those objects that allow creating something new from the used or consumed.
His works reflect on the precariousness in these contentious times and on creativity as an engine of survival stimuli, while still retaining a sense of humour and a kind of nostalgic perspective of past aesthetics.
The key to Arsenio´s Rodriguez´s work with his use of recycled materials relates to various contemporary issues such as sustainability, the demand for the handmade, complexity of form and the questioning of the artist's role in the social context they inhabit.
The materials he works with are latex, plastic, disposable metals and all those objects that allow creating something new from the used or consumed.
His works reflect on the precariousness in these contentious times and on creativity as an engine of survival stimuli, while still retaining a sense of humour and a kind of nostalgic perspective of past aesthetics.
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