View of Me, 2017
A bodily memory of rhythms and mechanics involved in the making of the sculptural object and a pondering on landscape contemplation
An exchange of attributes between receptor-bodies and body-receptors,
that cushion, wrap, envelop, compress, bend, stress, strain, tear
Inherent to my work the relationship with categories of the natural
environment and geological space is recurringly related to globalized
extreme biopolitical conditions. In my videos the individual acting body
appears as an interface with surrounding elements
that cannot be reached except through primary experience. In View of Me
this kind of physicality is extended to the relationship with the
sculptural object, the body mechanics and the rhythms involved in its
making.
