Emilia Álvarez (b.1985) Visual and multidisciplinary Argentinian artist.
The Apparent Silence of Tinguely’s Aquatic Machines, Mutation 1, projection in dome, Galileo Galilei Planetarium, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2022
The Apparent Silence of Tinguely’s Aquatic Machines, 2018,
HD video 1920 × 1080, WAV audio incorporated, 3'05".
Projection in the 3D dome of the Galileo Galilei Planetarium, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Curated by Melina Berkenwald
Video credits:
Performance by Emilia Álvarez
Camera recording by Julian Salinas
Video editing and sound by Emilia Álvarez
(Edition 1/4) 1st Visual Arts Acquisition Prize, Espacio Finnegans
Projection at Galileo Galilei Planetarium on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of Finnegans.
Emilia Álvarez (b.1985) Visual and multidisciplinary Argentinian artist.
Emilia Álvarez (b.1985) Artista Visual and multidisciplinary Argentinian artist.
Emilia Alvarez Artista Argentina
MUTACIÓN I
Performance realizada en las piletas vacías ubicadas en el subsuelo exterior del Planetario Galileo Galilei de Buenos Aires, Argentina.
El sonido se extrae de la performance realizada en la fuente Tinguely en Basilea Suiza y se reproduce desde las piletas vacías del subsuelo utilizando a estas como nuevas cajas de resonancia, generando una mutación del sonido como un organismo que continúa vivo y en movimiento. Dando un Live set de Techno.
Emilia Álvarez (b.1985) Visual and multidisciplinary Argentinian artist.
Performance performed in the empty pools located in the outer basement of the Galileo Galilei Planetarium in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The sound is extracted from the performance made in the Tinguely fountain in Basel Switzerland and is reproduced from the empty pools of the subsoil using them as new resonance boxes, generating a mutation of the sound as an organism that continues alive and in movement. Playing a Live set of Techno.
Emilia Álvarez (b.1985) Visual and multidisciplinary Argentinian artist.
Emilia Álvarez (b.1985) Visual and multidisciplinary Argentinian artist.
The Apparent Silence of Tinguely’s Aquatic Machines, Performance MUTATION I, Galileo Galilei Planetarium, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2022
