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Todo lo que vemos son ruinas futuras

Closing exhibition of the residency by Candela Del Valle @candelvalle

Saturday, April 15. From 7 p.m. at CRUDO, Italia 1044, Rosario.

On Saturday, April 15 at 7 p.m., the exhibition will take place as part of the closing of the Constelaciones residency by Candela Del Valle (Mar del Plata). In her project Todo lo que vemos son ruinas futuras, she investigates urban wastelands and their relationship with neighborhoods and territorial dynamics in different cities.

CONSTELACIONES is a program designed by Red Quincho (network of art residencies in Argentina) in collaboration with Fundación Williams. The program establishes an exchange between two residency programs in different parts of the country, offering an artist the opportunity to experience one month divided between both spaces. The first stage of Candela Del Valle’s residency took place at Casa Belgrado (CABA), where on Friday, April 1, she presented the first stage of her project.

About “Todo lo que vemos son ruinas futuras”

It is an investigation on urban wastelands—spaces considered empty or useless, which operate under a different logic within the city’s ecosystem. They have no assigned function a priori, and their identity is defined by their transitional nature. Through 3D models generated by photogrammetry (reconstruction of an object or space in a digital environment from photographs), cadastral records, digital archives, and video recordings of the wastelands, a memorial record of each site is constructed.

Since April 2, Candela Del Valle (Mar del Plata) has been at CRUDO developing the second stage of her Constelaciones project. On Tuesday, April 4 at 7 p.m., she presented her work in progress at CRUDO’s studios, where she has a workspace for the duration of her residency. On April 15, she will present the project developed over the past weeks.

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