Delimiting is structured around the works by Donna Conlon and Jonathan Harker, Nicolás Consuegra and Waltercio Caldas, the axis of an exhibition in which they share ideas about the nature of the space we inhabit and go through daily. This curatorial project proposes a reflection upon the con- struction of the space where we live, from its initial sketches and the econ- omy of materials to the configuration of an inhabitable place. The works exhibited enable us to momentarily forget the wall or the painting and won- der about the close relationship between them throughout the space.
The curatorial associations of this exhibition are often anachronistic and decontextualized, which fosters the dialogue between diverse times and techniques, and draws the attention of the spectator to the formal and dis- cursive constitution of the pieces.
"For example, the proximity of Waltercio Caldas's work to a photograph by Leo Matiz not only implies the combination of a modern rhetoric with a con- temporary one, but also tends to disrupt the notion of historic linearity and chronological causality. Each work is the result and the sign of a complex, multiple and equivocal genealogy, which operates as an organic link in the constitution and perception of the artistic form", point out the curators.
