“e… o lixo vai?!”
overview 05 November – 17 December 2022 “e… o lixo vai?!”António OleCurated by Inês Valle An artist from his time, but always looking forward! by Inês Valle, 2022 As I walk, I write the words of a journey bigger than my own. The journey of an artist that spans over 50 years has been revealed […]
Undersight 2020
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Underword 2020
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GLARE, Graphite 1/ 2/ 3, 2016 (Installation View)
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Blindsight, 2020
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Everywhere at once, 2021
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When I close my eyes, 2020
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MiddleplaceI, 2019
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Silt, 2020
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Ten nights this evening, 2017
A starry sky is also a map of the time: it shows the exact moment we live, neverbeing the same.
It means we can count time through the positions of the stars in thesky.
Ten videos show the making of ten different starry skies – each of them for a specificyear.
A starry sky is constructed by punching small holes on a black surface in the video. We can see the hand working on this representation of a night sky: each holeallows the backlight to shine and simulate a star in the sky. The first sky will be from ten years ago, followed by the sky drawing of the followingyear, until we had the starry sky on the same night of the presentation at Die BlaueNachtin May 2017. Projecting a night sky on the ceiling of St. Egidien Church is a symbolic way to open up the roof. It is also a representation of time passage since each star’s configuration tells us about specific moments in History.