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Perejaume
Perejaume has a long-standing fascination with the shamanic power of mimesis. And writing, artistic practice and endless walks through his natural surroundings have been the means by which the artist has shaped his personal landscape narratives, which lie somewhere between figuration, imagination and theoretical reflection.
Deleted scenes
We dig up some unreleased fragments of the interview with the Catalan artist Ignasi Aballí.
Transcript
Transcript of PROBES #2, curated by Chris Cutler.
Deleted scenes
We dig up an unreleased interview with Jacques Tosquellas to commemorate one hundred years since the birth of his father, the revolutionary Catalan psychiatrist Francesc Tosquelles.
Ignasi Aballí
From obsessive classifications to anti-paintings, from a constant probing of the role of the spectator to imperceptible modifications, Ignasi Aballí’s work is both hermetic and accessible. A delicate balance between concept and form that draws inspiration from everyday life, literature and film in order to talk about absences, filters, fictions and limits.