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29 paint fragments

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Paint fragment
Junta de vecinos #9
(Neighbourhood Meeting #9)
Installation
540 x 300cm
ARTBO
Bogota, Colombia
2018
Neighbourhood Meeting #9 was an installation specifically done for ARTBO (Bogota, Colombia). It consists of a wall containing 164 pieces of paint taken from the facades of houses and shops of Santiago, Chile. Each fragment was placed 30cm away from the other over a reticulated wall surface of 540 x 300cm.
It’s an exercise on abstraction that tells of the materials present on the facades of the city’s central district. In this version, the fragments have been distributed according to a grid that alludes to the chess board model applied to the design of Santiago: the traditional model of Spanish urbanism in Latin America, one that organizes the city designing streets in right angles and, therefore, in block.