Artistic Practices on a Planet in Crisis, Centro Cultural Kirchner, Buenos Aires, Argentina,2021
How do historical-cultural events resonate in the art exhibition space?, Palais de Glace, Manzana de las Luces, Buenos Aires, Argentina,2019-2020.
Medium Noise. National Salon of Visual Arts Media and Installation. Salón Nacional de Artes Visuales, Palais de Glace, Buenos Aires, Argentina,2017
To The River. Exhibition and Workshop. Women in Visual Arts, Museo Roverano, Buenos Aires, Argentina,2016
With Group Lab CoZa - Residency Música Congelada. “Umbrales” exhibition , Centro Cultural Recoleta, Buenos Aires, Argentina,2015.
It delved into the remnants of buildings discovered in the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve of Buenos Aires. These artifacts, remnants of structures demolished in 1978 to construct the Highway 25 de mayo and Avenida 9 de Julio ,formed the basis of my installation.
Using concrete pieces, bricks, drains, and pipes collected from the reserve, I crafted a sound experience that brought to life the historical and political significance of these materials. By capturing sounds from the current environment of the highway and filtering them through contact microphones, I transformed these remnants into witnesses of urban development and transformation over time.
In this sense, the project that incorporates debris and technology to explore the relationship between urban spaces and their sounds can be seen as a form of "listening" to the collective unconscious of the city. Through the use of sound recordings and discarded materials, the project reveals the hidden layers of the landscape and encourages us to reflect on our own relationship to the city and its collective psyche.
My work serves as a reflection on the public space and the human impact on landscapes.
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Opening Exhibition at the National Salon Visual Arts , Palais de Glace, 2017
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Recording : Soundcloud link
Exploring the Intersections in the area of an ecological reservation in the coast of Buenos Aires. Each note, each reverberation, connects seemingly separate situations, blurring the lines between past, present, and future.
Through sound mapping, I chart the contours of this sonic landscape, guided by intuition and precision. Filtered and direct sounds intertwine, revealing hidden patterns and connections that defy categorization. The result are these images and recordings.
WORKSHOP SOUNDWALKS
Buenos Aires, 2017.
Sound walk around the area of the Ecological Reserve, to recognize the
landscape, record sounds and observe the debris.