TOUCH, an intervention project that bears a strong connection to urban architecture and spaces, is part of the remarkable series of projects in the public space by Regina Silveira. It aims to go beyond the boundaries between art and everyday urban reality. Its graphic nature is applied directly onto the façades of four cultural institutions: Recoleta Cultural Centre and the Access Pavilion to the Memory Park in Buenos Aires, the Memory Museum of Rosario and the “Franklin Rawson” Museum of Fine Arts in the city of San Juan. The handprints in TOUCH act like large human generic marks cut out from adhesive vinyl. They were collected from various workshops conducted at the participating institutions.
