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Jorge Méndez Blake: Blueproject Foundation, Barcelona

Brian Butler December 14, 2017

Jorge Méndez Blake and Mateo López
From line to movement – Inventing things to do while walking
December 14, 2017 to March 4, 2018

Blueproject Foundation
Carrer Princesa 57
08003 Barcelona
Spain

"From line to movement – Inventing things to do while walking" puts into dialogue the investigations of Jorge Méndez Blake (Mexico, 1974) about literature and the practices of Mateo López (Colombia, 1978) with drawing as cornerstone. The book and the paper become devices-stimuli that unfold in endless possibilities looking for architectural, volumetric and gestural dimensions. The relationship that weaves between the language of both artists takes as a starting point the satirical novel “Flatland: a Romance of Many Dimensions” (1884) by Edwin Abbott.

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