2013–Horizontal

Galería La Central

Febrero–abril de 2013

Horizontal is made out of two wooden beams, fully covered with graphite. Together they establish a horizontal section that is paired to correspond to a an average eye-level height. It covers the space between two walls. Sustained by pressure, it is a containment structure: provisional, transitory, precarious —evoking the structures used to construct or demolish other major scale structures. It acts as a byproduct of forces that both converge and diverge.
The structure is bound by a strong amount of contained energy, operates as a frontier and a limit and establishes an outside, an inside and two vertical planes. It is a reflection on constructive processes that act as permanent and are yet transtitive.

Photos: Jairo Llano

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