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Works:
EOI 2018 ++
  1. Translation of lost images
  2. What did you say?
  3. Please, have a seat
  4. Around what is almost (...)
  5. Thirty-one inches
  6. Construir habitando
  7. To washing machines
  8. Sinking in the middle


Collaborations:
EOI 2019 ++
  1. Zero + Pines
  2. Underwater performance
  3. The same but not the same
  4. Monoprints
  5. Waste Authority Collective


— Hello!

I am an artist working on personal and comissioned projects, more focused on video, performance and text.

I am particularly interested in projects involving cross- disciplinary approaches, writing, or mediums in between, so if this is you, let’s chat.

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Mark






Around what is almost not happening

35mm film, chemigrams, digital photography, variable dimensions; publication

Around what is almost not happening describes the movement of searching for objects or gestures that are in the limit of their existence, and only visible for a short period of time. The project resulted in a book that is a collection of objects in transformation, residual marks of their absence, and tools that help amplifying, and preserving. The composition of the images hints at the methodology of a scientific approach, with ideas of dissection, flatness, comparison, measurement, anonymity, and close observation, enhancing the circularity and isolation of the objects observed.










       
        














             








Exhibition view. Porto, 2019.












 

















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