Showing posts with label VIDEO. Show all posts
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Wednesday, January 21, 2026

Fireworks – Hyperplastic Explorations



Fuegos | Fireworks unfolds as a long-term hyperplastic investigation into the pulse of automatic drawing, beginning with a gesture—a tag, a graphic impulse—that expands into a vast system of marks, archives and reconfigurations where the line becomes both event and memory. Mobilising “paper memory” (tickets, invoices, packaging, bureaucratic remnants) as a democratic surface, the project integrates the residues of everyday production into the base of the drawing, each trace carrying a double temporality: the industrial imprint of its substrate and the immediacy of the hand’s automatic movement. Accumulations of thousands of drawings produce multiple forms: compressed ingots of 1,000 sheets, horizontal constellations re-arranged daily, and filmic sequences where 16 drawings per second animate into audiovisual compositions. In these formats, the mark ceases to be solitary and becomes a socio-plastic organism, structured across five interwoven orders—plastic, socio-plastic, filmic, exhibitory and relational—each expanding drawing into new domains. The filmic order is particularly radical, assembling vast archives into video with poetic-theoretical soundtracks and disseminating them through YouTube, thereby collapsing the exclusivity of art and confronting its relation to popular culture. The exhibitory order resists stability, staging mutable constellations as living archives, redefined daily and adapted to site-specific conditions, while the relational order embeds drawings in lived experience, circulating through fetish objects, everyday papers and online networks, transforming the project into an ecology of connections. Ultimately, Fuegos resists the fetish of the masterpiece, privileging seriality, process and access, and positioning drawing as archive, performance, network and memory—a form that perpetually represents itself.





FUEGOS | EXPLORACIONES HIPERPLÁSTICAS - TAG.MARCA - LA FORMA QUE SE REPRESENTA A SÍ MISMA

Técnica. Dibujos automáticos sobre papel memoria y objetos fetiches digitalizados. Presentados en lingotes, acumulaciones gráficas y fílmicas. 

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Automatismo = pulsión-pasión gráfica automática que se representa a sí misma. Papel memoria = papel de producción industrial (envases, flyers, facturas, billetes, multas, post its), documentos de trabajo (cartas, prints, emails, dibujos, planos, fotos) y fragmentos de revistas, libros, cuadernos de la producción cultural de hoy. Fetiches = objetos de pequeño formato, testigos emocionalmente significantes > lugares, personas, acciones, encuentros, videos que componen una obra propia. Se exhibe en acumulaciones horizontales como cuadro no estático, permitiendo su modificación diaria. Lingote = paquete prensado con 1000 dibujos originales tamaño 20x30x20 cm - peso 5 kilos. Acumulaciones gráficas = matrices de tamaño ajustable a sala de expo. Cada acumulación es definida para el lugar de exposición. Acumulación fílmica = imagen-tiempo-sonido con 16 dibujos por segundo y con duración variable. Es la base publicitaria del proyecto.

Estructura = cinco órdenes 
Plástico, socioplástico, fílmico, expositivo y relacional.

01 Orden plástico - La acción y la pulsión. La marca. El automatismo es una marca, un tag, una señal de tiempo. Está vivo, es dinámico, cambia en cada trazo. Su significancia está directamente relacionada con sus forma. La forma es impredecible en su contorno futuro, pero no en el inmediato. La progresión de la forma es básica en la serie. Los 20 mil primeros dibujos describen ya esa transición.






02 Orden socioplástico. La base. Toda la gráfica que circula en papel como mercancía publicitaria es susceptible de ser usada como soporte para los dibujos. El empleo del papel usado como base del dibujo, integra a todos los artistas previos que han generado esa gráfica. Al ser la unidad del dibujo un fragmento mínimo temporal, la posibilidad de incorporar miles de trazas hace del proyecto una forma nueva de expresión.














03 Orden fílmico. Audiovisual hiperplástico. La edición de las series en formato audiovisual es un reto, ya que exige una producción cuantiosa para elaborar un solo film. El audiovisual como contenedor de obra eleva el dibujo estático (forma fija) a un orden fílmico al agrupar miles de dibujos en un solo archivo y ligarlo con una banda sonora poético-teórico-musical. Los videos quedan definidos como videoarte, y su exhibición es posible en cualquier sala de exposiciones o través de cualquir medio masivo tradicional. Además, los videos  son insertados en la red, dentro del canal youtube, la plataforma de videos mas amplia y popular, haciendo accesible el film a todo el público interesado (democratizacón del arte) uniendo el arte con la cultura popular.




04 Orden expositivo. Acumulaciones. Los originales, tras su digitalización son almacenados en paquetes al vacío. Como lingotes como garantes del valor simbólico de la obra. La impresión y colocación de las matrices de dibujos es adaptable a cada lugar. Es ordinaria y no asume el valor de obra, que reside en el paquete-caja original. El Propietario de la obra es el que posee el documento original, pero cuya imagen digitalizada, su publicidad (en el sentido filosófico de JL Pardo) es la que le otorga el valor. El valor simbólico (Bourdieu) dependerá directamente del deseo que genera la publicidad del documento.


05 La dinámica relacional. El hipervínculo. El proyecto se inserta en la dinámica de redes actual, y asume que su consumo se produce en las nuevas ágoras de hoy (webs, blogs, facebook). Cada fragmento es susceptibles de ser difundido por los agentes interesados en la obra y por los artistas que trabajan en la red.

HIPERVÍNCULOS - ESTADOS RELACIONALES #171 
con MONOPERRO | SINQUENZA | CLAUDE CHUZEL | ROBERTO EQUISOAIN | MANUEL MAQUEDA | MARÍA ENRÍQUEZ


HOY


La marca es expansiva, se desarrolla en otros proyectos como firma y forma gráfica. En la serie MEAT, como sello previo al corte y como tatuaJe en los avatares ABORIGINAL. En algunas ocasiones como firma de espacios, en acciones directas.

Hasta 2014 se ha ejecutado 55.000 veces.




Monday, August 4, 2025

CREP 2011


CREP — Science and Culture Studies was a research network based in the Madrid Region focused on the intersection of cultures, representations, spaces, and practices. It provides a shared platform for reflection, research, and education, positioning science as a core element of cultural interest. The network supports the study of public knowledge spaces—political, artistic, economic—and promotes scientific knowledge dissemination within cultural contexts. CREP fosters collaborative research and training initiatives across diverse groups. Activities include seminars, exhibitions, courses, and symposia, such as the 2011 Strategic Seminar featuring Daniel Martín Bayón and Kira O’Reilly, hosted by LaPieza.











Culturas, Representaciones, Espacios y Prácticas (CREP) es una red de grupos de investigación de la Comunidad de Madrid en Estudios de Ciencia y Cultura. La red quiere ser un lugar de encuentro para la reflexión, la investigación y la formación sobre la ciencia como foco de interés cultural. Sus actividades están dedicadas a promover el estudio de los diferentes espacios públicos (políticos, artísticos, económicos...) del conocimiento, a fomentar la diseminación del conocimiento científico en la cultura y a profundizar en la dinámica cultural de los saberes científicos y tecnológicos. Los objetivos de los distintos grupos de investigación que componen la red CREP se integran en líneas de investigación comunes, sostenidas por proyectos de investigación y programas de formación conjuntos. La red propone a la sociedad en su conjunto ciclos de conferencias, cursos, congresos, exposiciones y otras actividades con el objetivo de promover la cultura científica y el estudio cultural de la ciencia.


PROGRAMA TIPO
http://netcrep.blogspot.com.es/2012/07/carteles-2011-1.html

PROGRAMA CON DANIEL MARTÍN BAYÓN 
Y KIRA O¨REILLY 
INVITADOS POR LAPIEZA
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Sunday, October 6, 2024

STREAMING EGOS ////////////////////////////////// DÜSSELDORF //////// GOETHE INSTITUT ///////////// POSITIONAL ESSAYS ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: SITUATIONAL FIXERS



The project Streaming Egos at the NRW-Forum Düsseldorf, convened under the auspices of the Goethe-Institut, unfolded as a collective experiment in re-imagining digital identity as embodied practice. The curatorial direction of Mateo Feijoo placed emphasis on situating the “ego” not as an abstracted online avatar but as a relational organism, vulnerable, porous, and fundamentally corporeal. The Spanish contribution, encapsulated in the body bubble installation, condensed this ethos with striking clarity. It posited that “we never leave the body behind,” whether mediated through screens or immersed in live action. The bubble,  functioned both as metaphor and container: a temporary “web-uterus” housing performers, texts, sound, and live transmissions. Its fragility—losing air whenever its vaginal entrance was held open—became an allegory of the precarious commons of digital communication. The event unfolded as an orchestration of heterogeneous practices: Sonia Gómez’s live writing, Monoperro’s erotic cave drawings, Tomoto’s simultaneous editing and streaming, and the spectral presence of Dr. Kurogo’s looped music. This constellation produced what might be termed a post-digital happening, where the analogue and the virtual were not opposites but continuous intensities. Such a staging resonates with contemporary theories of post-digital culture, where artistic practices resist the fetish of technology and instead emphasise the entanglement of flesh, memory, and media. As Cramer notes, “the post-digital is about the messy realities of living with and within digital culture, not its celebration” (Cramer 2014). Düsseldorf’s experiment affirmed this messiness, oscillating between absurdity, intimacy, and collective ritual. The situational character of the project—its capacity to be both performance and documentary—extended beyond the NRW-Forum through a network of translations, video essays, and subsequent activations in Madrid. Here the notion of “positional essays” emerges not as fixed statements but as unstable gestures, oscillating between testimony, fiction, and critical fabulation. The ego-network was never singular; it was always plural, distributed, unsettled. In this sense, Streaming Egos resisted the flattening of identity into data, instead proposing that the digital self is layered with atmosphere, memory, and ritual. Its contribution lies not in resolving the question “who are we online?” but in staging the tensions that sustain it.





DÜSSELDORF
Digital Identity Convention NRW-Forum Düsseldorf




ONSITE ACTION AND CONVERSATION
WITH MATEO FEIJOO, 
THE INVITED ARTISTS
MONOPERRO, MARIO CANNEVACI, SONIA GÓMEZ + + +
WITH THE SUPPORT OF GOETHE INSTITUT
AND THE RELATION WITH THE EUROPEAN egoNETWORKS


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HheegNhZr8




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DChTccRl3Ic


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DO8qzuCHoBM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdGmAxidmJQ


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqEtBYImmEE



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLbuaFjecQk


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpL4i_PJvpY


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWBhvCwgT3Q




IM INVITED TO ACTIVATE MY ART SERIES AND RITUALS
IN A CONTEXT OF CONTEMPORARY PERFORMANCE
AND STAGE POST COREOGRAPHY




Spain’s “body bubble” was an incredibly rich and timely contribution to the question of “who are we when we are online?” It clearly positioned itself as post-digital reinforcing not only the alteratiosn/extensions of the ego in the “parallel space” of the internet, but it stressed that inside or outside the web, we are embodied human beings. The body never leaves us behind, nor do we leave it behind…  The fluidity between the five artists involved in the exhibit, carefully put together by curator-conductor Mateo Feijoo, and working each in a different medium, brought this “bubbled self” alive, making it into a post-digital-happening. All media involved reflected on the way we communicate and interact online: the looped music by Dr. Kurogo who was sadly off site; the live writing action by the charming performer Sonia Gómez who covered the bubble with German words, arbitrarily, according to their rhyme and feel, like in a surrealist poem; the tattooed body triptych made by an off site artist; and the live-recorded-edited-and-streamed version of the event by TOMOTO. If only the event had taken place the way TOMOTO recorded it! All of these media however were connected by the strong presence of Monoperro’s live “cave drawings" with a sexual under- and overtone. Monoperro’s illustrations uncovering the body’s “secrets", uncovering that which is imagined but never outspoken, that which is not seen but intuited, brought this exhibit into a completely new dimension. As a whole, this analogue media-orchestra reminded a bit of the Theater of the Absurd or a dream-sequence in Buñuel, pointing out that the web, as much as any “alteration of the ego” brings out what is deeply rooted in the self.  This is something visceral. Something fleshy. Something intimate. Something personal. The shared “space” of the web was then literally covered by a beautiful bubble structure, a web-uterus, created by the architects Plastique Fantastique. When we opened up the vaginal “doors” for too long, the bubble let out too much air so that it started deflating. This made me wonder, how can we take out the communal air from the internet? Bravo Mateo Feijoo and his team of artists for bringing the streaming egos alive!

Bernardette / GUEST CRITIC






THE SITUATION IN DÜSSELDORF
IS EXTENDING 
THE POSITIONAL ESSAYS 
RAW IDENTITY VIDEO SERIES - ///////////////////////////////
SITUATION, CONTEXT AND MEMORY - ONGOING META DOCUMENTARY



AND 
THE TRANSLATORIAL - 
UNSTABLE CHROMATIC FIXERS -
ADDING BODIES AND ATMOSPHERES TO THE SERIES











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BROWN SERIES
NO LEFTOVERS
http://antolloveras.blogspot.com.es/2016/01/brown-cadiz-supernaturalno-leftovers.html


SERIES
http://antolloveras.blogspot.com.es/2015/07/greengreenblack-blackunstable.html

PHOTO BY 
Melanie Stegemann 
melanie-stegemann.com

RECENT WORKS AND SITUATIONS - 2015 / 2016
THAT CONNECT WITH THE ONGOING SUPERNATURAL SERIES
AND




MUDAS SERIES MUDAS - MUTE SERIES - MEXICO CITY - 12.2015

http://antolloveras.blogspot.com.es/2016/01/mudasnuevas-series-mudasoxidaciones.html

THE LIGHT ON THE RICE FIELDS - SPAIN 11.15
http://antolloveras.blogspot.mx/2015/11/the-ligh-on-rice-fields-vejer-cadiz.html 

AS FAR AS THE ARM CAN REACH - NORWAY 10.15 SUPERNATURAL
http://antolloveras.blogspot.com.es/2015/11/substractionautumnconceptual.html 

DUNA DUNAJ - SLOVAKIA - 09.15
http://antolloveras.blogspot.sk/2015/09/duna-dunaj-slovakia-september-2015.html 

MIMESIS - SPAIN 08.15
http://antolloveras.blogspot.com.es/2015/08/mimesistime-and-honor2015negradas.html 

SITUATIONAL FIXERS - PRAGUE - 06.15
http://antolloveras.blogspot.cz/2015/06/prague-quadrennial-of-performance-and.html 

THE LIGHT IN PROVENCE - FRANCE 05.15
http://antolloveras.blogspot.com.es/2015/06/the-light-in-provence-2015.html 

THE CITY IS AN ANIMAL - TAXIDERMY LONDON 04.15
http://antolloveras.blogspot.com.es/2015/04/taxidermy-east-london-city-is-animal.html






Thursday, January 1, 1970

UNSTABLE LOVE SERIES * 1000 BODIES

Scissors, Tweezers, Light bulb, Spatula, Pencil, Can opener, Ceramics, Scabbard, Pliers, Bone, Tray, Crystal, Castanet, Sponge, Ficus, Tweezers, Curve ruler, Scissors, Lighter, Tweezers, Nail, Croissant, Ruler, Flange, Branch, Tile, Cutter, Ribbon, Little Mermaid, Apple, Comb, Stone, Cork, Cup, Voucher, Star, Banana, Biscuit, Tip, Lighter, El, Tube, Horse, Hoop, Lid, Brush, Lighthouse, Lid, Wheelbarrow, Stone, Plug, Disk, Glove, Flange, Corkscrew, Necklace, Lizard, Last, Pear, Legs, Cup, Shell, Ruler, Feather, Nail Clipper, Trumpet, Log, Bread, Clasp, Key, Spoon, Flower, Square, Pot, Mold, Nail, Nutcracker, Wheel, Candle, Tail, Compass, Tin, Flower, Screw, Coral, Gorilla, Pliers, Bucket, Fruit, Cat, Ashtray, Mop, Lighter, Flower, Glove, Triangle, Tomato, Lid, Stapler, Balloon.



PLAYLIST
FILM INSTALLATION BY LLOVERAS








 

Tijeras, Pinzas, Bombilla, Espátula , Lápiz, Abrelatas, Cerámica, Vaina, Alicate, Hueso, Bandeja, Cristal, Castañuela, Esponja, Ficus, Pinza, Regla de curvas, Tijeras, Encendendor, Pinza, Clavo, Cruasán, Regla, Brida, Rama, Baldosa, Cutter, Cinta, Sirenita, Manzana, Peine, Piedra, Corcho, Taza, Vale, Estrella, Banana, Galleta, Punta, Mechero, Ele, Tubo, Caballo, Aro, Tapa, Cepillo, Faro, Tapa, Carretilla, Piedra, Enchufe, Disco, Guante, Brida, Sacacorchos, Collar, Lagartija, Horma, Pera, Patas, Taza, Concha, Regla, Pluma, Cortauñas, Trompeta, Madero, Pan, Cierre, Llave, Cuchara, Flor, Escuadra, Maceta, Molde, Clavo, Cascanueces, Rueda, Vela, Cola, Compás, Lata, Flor, Tornillo, Coral, Gorila, Pinza, Cucharón, Fruto, Gato, Cenicero, Fregona, Encendedor, Flor, Guante, Triángulo, Tomate, Tapa, Grapadora, Globo.