Escena (Scene) emerged as an installation that consisted of twenty silkscreen prints on transparent cellophane paper with photographic images of four different life-size people, hung and located in such a way that they occupied almost the entire AlmaZen exhibition space (Barcelona 1999).
Over the next three years Escena became a work in progress that grew and transformed with each new installation and its subsequent staging; and thus, until lost in the perennial moment of apnea, an eternal moment at the bottom of the sea, whose memory lives between light and photographic reproduction.
Escena | 1999 | Installation of silkscreen prints on transparent cellophane paper | Dimensions variable
Exhibition view: Escena | Espacio AlmaZen | 1999 | Barcelona
Escena | 1999 | Installation of silkscreen prints on transparent cellophane paper | Dimensions variable
Exhibition view: Escena | Espacio Tentaciones | Estampa | 2000 | Madrid
Escena | 1999 | Installation of silkscreen prints on transparent cellophane paper | Dimensions variable
Exhibition view: Escena | Galería Brita Prinz | 2000 | Madrid
Escena | 1999 | Installation of silkscreen prints on transparent cellophane paper | Dimensions variable
Exhibition view: Escena | Casa Velázquez | 2001 | Madrid
Escena a l’aigua | 2002 | Installation of silkscreen prints on transparent cellophane paper submerged in a bath tub | Dimensions variable