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CACHARREO Foto-utopische SERIE
The first part of the CACHARREO photo utopia series was created in Otelo / Vorchdorf (Austria) as part of the Cacharreo project 'The future is passé'. In this series of photographs, Adriana Torres and LAB ON STAGE (Martyna Lorenc, also a member of LOS, and Luis Gonzaga Hoyos, invited artists) experimented with analogue methods to change the dimensions between bodies and objects, creating images that suggest ways of inhabiting an object or showing the effect of an object on the body. They explored forms of relationship and representation. The images reveal political and discursive practices in relation to gender, sexuality, patriarchy, heterosexual regimes and consumerism, and ask how we can contribute to their transformation. The second part of the series was also produced in collaboration with Martyna Lorenc and Luis Gonzaga Hoyos in Burghasen as part of the exhibition ZU HAUSE WO ICH 2023 by Adriana Torres Topaga at the Sant Josef Study Church. The photo series aims to create changes and thoughts based on everyday life that playfully deconstruct our own consciousness. It is about transforming the gaze into a fragment of a holistic, aesthetic experience and focusing on the interaction between everyday objects and the human body. Is there a connection between our consumer habits, feminism and its representation? How do we relate to the non-me? How are we related to the nonhuman world (animals, plants, objects, etc.)? Featured in: 2024 Tage der offenen Ateliers. hp23. Linz (AUT)
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CACHARREO Foto-Utopian Serie Konzept: Adriana Torres Topaga
Developed at Otelo / Vorchdorf (Austria) at the project Project Cacharreo "Die Zukunft ist passé". In this series of photographs Adriana Torres and LAB ON STAGE experimented analog how to change the dimensions between the body and the objects, creating images that propose ways to inhabit an object or show the effect of an object on the body. They explored forms of relationship and representation. The images depict political and discursive practices, in relation to gender, sexuality, patriarchy, heterosexual regimes, and consumerism, and raise questions about the extent to which we contribute to their transformation. Exhibited at K-Hof Gmunden 2022. LINK to the exhibition "the future is passé -Gmunden"
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