Gallery

We are once again participating in Mercado de Arte Córdoba with a selection of works by Juan José Cambre, Hernán Camoletto, and Yuyo Gardiol.

Juan José Cambre presents pieces derived from his recent solo exhibition La razón imaginativa, curated by Florencia Battiti. In that show, Cambre explores how color and time intertwine: he works with subtle glazes, applying layers of color that require waiting for them to settle before intervening with the next. This transparency between layers reveals what lies beneath, not only chromatically but also as time shifts, as temporal traces. In his works, Cambre follows self-imposed rules: palettes, color opposites, application criteria; what he achieves is that each color “has its moment.”

Hernán Camoletto contributes oil paintings on raw canvas that engage with the pictorial, the graphic, and the gestural. His works show writing and drawing emerging as strokes, gestures, and marks that suggest memory, language, and bodily presence. This density of thought overlaps in the layers yet remains corporeal: the pulse of the brush, the intimate drawing, and the idea gradually becoming visible. In his recent series, Camoletto also works around the relationship between word and image, personal memory, and collectivity.

Yuyo Gardiol brings us Paisaje Cercano, a series of photographs that investigate the relationship between human skin and its surroundings. Using a cellphone camera, close-up shots of the wrist reveal how the ambient light tints the skin, erasing spatial references and transforming the image into abstract planes of color. These photographs, printed on satin with its sheen and softness, are grouped into chromatic sets that construct narratives imbued with intimacy and mystery. The golden frame accompanying each piece enhances this aura: the work is not only seen but almost felt, as if the texture of the environment merged with the corporeal.

November 7–10, 2024
Stand Nº 20 – Complejo Ferial, Córdoba, Argentina