François Bucher
13 Oct - 17 Nov 2012
FRANÇOIS BUCHER
The world was flat, Now it’s round, And will be a hologram
13 October - 17 November 2012
The works in the exhibition belong to a sequence that developed during four years. Each one of the components of the show is interrelated to the others, and each virtual splice is there to create multiple short circuits of meaning. The negative spaces between the pieces host many ellipses, fields of reflection that are a subcutaneous to the broader field.
An experience un Cali, Colombia, leads to Wroclaw in Poland; then to Egipt, and from Egipt to Peru. From the Marcahuasi plateau in the outskirts of Lima, to the valley of Tepoztlán in the outskirts of Mexico City and on to the stone forest of Fointainebleau near Paris. From Daniel Ruzo to Jacobo Grinberg-Zylberbaum; from Grinberg to Antonio Velasco Piña and the living myth of Regina. From Regina to Mexico’s contemporary reality. From 1948 to 1968, from 1942 to 2012... and on to an extraordinary dream with Barack Obama.
François Bucher
The world was flat, Now it’s round, And will be a hologram
13 October - 17 November 2012
The works in the exhibition belong to a sequence that developed during four years. Each one of the components of the show is interrelated to the others, and each virtual splice is there to create multiple short circuits of meaning. The negative spaces between the pieces host many ellipses, fields of reflection that are a subcutaneous to the broader field.
An experience un Cali, Colombia, leads to Wroclaw in Poland; then to Egipt, and from Egipt to Peru. From the Marcahuasi plateau in the outskirts of Lima, to the valley of Tepoztlán in the outskirts of Mexico City and on to the stone forest of Fointainebleau near Paris. From Daniel Ruzo to Jacobo Grinberg-Zylberbaum; from Grinberg to Antonio Velasco Piña and the living myth of Regina. From Regina to Mexico’s contemporary reality. From 1948 to 1968, from 1942 to 2012... and on to an extraordinary dream with Barack Obama.
François Bucher