La habitacion deshabitada

Abstract

he Uninhabited Room is presented as a space installation constructed with photographs. The place is a small cube that insinuates a room, an alcove, in which the characteristic fragments of this (in its "generality") and of that one, the room of my mother, are reunited in a field open to the sense by the image Photographic. The room that appears incomplete, has a single entrance and its walls are operated with photographic frames in different positions and size of the sheet; The size ratio of the pieces is from 1 to 1, in order to present the object by means of its reproduction, in the most faithful way possible to its materiality. The reason for not carrying the objects of The Room starts with understanding the inner desire to remember it but does not intend to expose these valuable vestiges of its shelter. Photographs are themselves shadow of objects, I present the particular object in generic images that reflect the absence of the real model, its bearer, its narrator and once exposed as a mirage, can be freely related by the observer. The space of The Uninhabited Room is a corral of senses, a closed place in which it is while it moves to other spaces in the memory, in mine in my catharsis, in the one of each spectator in the insistent flight that allows the Evocation and memory.