Ceramics become a recurring ground for their ability to absorb the socio-political and cultural aspects embedded within it. Urban and industrial remnants recur in the work, drawn by their ambiguous past and circulation. Their incorporation is meant to amplify their uncertain status.
At the core of the work lies an interest in process as a form of knowledge. This extends beyond objects into the design of shared workspaces intendend as environments that support exchange and collaboration.
Curated by Manuel Cirauqui
December 2025 - ongoing
In the context of the show, Conversing with Matter proposes a journey into clay, exploring and researching local, traditional and unconventional resources to make. The set-up of the project was redesigned in dialogue with the architecture of the museum designed by Frank Gehry, characterised by curved titanium, limestone and glass surfaces. The original cargo structures, that have been transporting and showcasing the project since its beginnings, were re-adapted to design new archival shelvings and an expositive cabinet with a biodegradable material obtained from rice husks and in use as a red thread along the rest of the show.