Gallery

Hueco Reverso
By Hernán Camoletto

"Why does a flower insist on blooming, a shadow on projecting itself? The forms that persist are called superstitions. When an image opens, we also witness its reverse: the unfolding of a fable. We know this: the fable is the world where all mouths speak, except the human one. Perhaps something of those inquietudes inhabits this room. We enter an unknown time where the game of apparitions is played."

Excerpt from the exhibition text by Gabriela Milone

“Hueco Reverso” marks the opening of an area of my work that revisits themes I have been exploring for a long time, but that in recent months have taken on a body, a singular materiality.
The pieces open individuality to a space intervened by other voices.
The title of the exhibition, “Hueco Reverso,” is a fragment of a verse by Gilda Di Crosta; thank you, Daniel García, for making this possible.

Thursday, September 18