RE-ACT. is an artistic project that explores the relationship between public and private space, between the collective and the individual, through the modifications that one suffers as a consequence of actions on the other.
The project is developed in a transversal way, combining murals, contemporary art, digital art, streaming performance and new forms of expression.
PUBLIC VS. PRIVATE
We reflect on the concept of the ephemeral, the fleeting, represented in a kinetic piece.
A piece that is composed of two paths:
A mural in the public space and a fragmented work (polyptych) in the exhibition space.
The mural is located on the exterior facade of Laundromat Art Space.
The fragmented polyptych, displayed inside the same space, is the design of the mural divided into 30 original pieces, painted in acrylic on paper.
During the execution of the large-format mural, the same fragmented work (polyptych) was exhibited in the interior space.
PERFORMANCE
A 7-hour erasure performance took place on December 3th. The unsold fragments of the polyptych were gradually erased from the mural. Those that were acquired remained intact. The final result of the mural was composed of the sold, or "saved", sections of the gallery polyptych.
From the beginning of the performance, the mural underwent changes over the next 3 hours. Every 6 minutes, a section that was not acquired was erased.
+ INFO
+ Total intervention: approximately 110 m2
+ Plastic painting on cement wall. Collection of 30 original pieces, acrylic on paper. Video in .mp4 format with NFT certificate
+ Project carried out with the support of DORCAM
+ Made in collaboration with the gallery Ponce+Robles
+ Project carried out with help from the Ministry of Culture within the framework of the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan
+ With the collaboration of Laundromat Art Space
+ Streaming done by Link Miami
+ Thanks to the great team: Marcelo Llobel, Harold Gallo, Carlos Benmamán, Raquel Ponce and Ronald Sánchez for their commitment to the project
+ Thanks to Antonio Bazán and the Creative Industries Factory for his advice
+ To Melissa Gomez and Alley Oop Creative
+ To Fer Taranco for his tireless work day and night
+ Thanks to the collectors who contributed to the final configuration of the mural
+ Execution team: Javier Ballesteros and Jorge Muñoz
+ Study support: Jaime Perez and Camila Dorado
+ Photographs by Boa Mistura and Fer Taranco
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