[Texte disponible uniquement en anglais] Almas N´Dali muralism 2.0, (N´Dali Souls from E Na, Mazateco expression that means Sould with/from good light) is an artwork made for the 85th anniversary of INAH (National Institution of Anthropology and History, Mexico). Antonio Isaac explores connections made between the arqueology heritage and new contemporary art expressions bringing symbolisms of the mesoamerican cultures with the mexican muralism movement improved with new media in the context of XXI century art expressions.
Richness of iconic species for mesoamerican cultures, dreams, the human mind and non-digital social networks are reflected around the artist's proposal on his thoughts about relationships with current society and the role of the human, as individual being, in the modern world filled with environments extremely noisy. Playing with the contrast of the desert, observing the sands as the complex system similar to the noises of the world.
Presented by:
A. Gallo Colors
Arturia
Richness of iconic species for mesoamerican cultures, dreams, the human mind and non-digital social networks are reflected around the artist's proposal on his thoughts about relationships with current society and the role of the human, as individual being, in the modern world filled with environments extremely noisy. Playing with the contrast of the desert, observing the sands as the complex system similar to the noises of the world.
Presented by:
A. Gallo Colors
Arturia
Durée (minutes)
10
Ce qui est necessaire
Muralism 2.0 with Live Cinema on videomapping installation
Ce que les artistes apportent
Personal computer
Personal synthesizers
