Rodrigo Torres
Objeto em trânsito, 2020
cerâmica esmaltada
[enameled ceramic]
[enameled ceramic]
36 x 26 x 27 cm
[14 1/8 x 10 1/4 x 10 5/8 in]
8.7 kg
[14 1/8 x 10 1/4 x 10 5/8 in]
8.7 kg
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Desafiando o caráter decorativo versus o museológico, as cerâmicas instauram dúvidas e polaridades através da técnica hiper detalhista. Empregnados de estratégias de deslocamentos óticos e transformações ilusórias por caminhos poéticos,...
Desafiando o caráter decorativo versus o museológico, as cerâmicas instauram dúvidas e polaridades através da técnica hiper detalhista. Empregnados de estratégias de deslocamentos óticos e transformações ilusórias por caminhos poéticos, as formas e texturas se entrecruzam em mimetismos e a natureza do material conduz o olhar do espectador a viajar entre suas especificidades. Vasos, jarras, frutas, legumes, pequenos objetos, embalagens de proteção, dentre outros adereços e balangandãs do cotidiano, se tornam objetos ornamentados que mesclam presença ou ausência de figuras e fundos que alternam de densidades, volumes e cores.
Challenging the decorative versus the museological aspect, the ceramics establish doubts and polarities through the hyper-detailed technique. Infused with strategies of optical displacements and illusory transformations through poetic paths, shapes and textures intercrossed in mimesis and the nature of the material leads the viewer's gaze to travel among its specificities. Pots, jars, fruits, vegetables, small objects, protective packaging, among other props and everyday frills, become ornate objects that mix the presence or absence of figures and backgrounds that vary in density, volume and color.
Challenging the decorative versus the museological aspect, the ceramics establish doubts and polarities through the hyper-detailed technique. Infused with strategies of optical displacements and illusory transformations through poetic paths, shapes and textures intercrossed in mimesis and the nature of the material leads the viewer's gaze to travel among its specificities. Pots, jars, fruits, vegetables, small objects, protective packaging, among other props and everyday frills, become ornate objects that mix the presence or absence of figures and backgrounds that vary in density, volume and color.
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