Opening: Saturday October 7th 4pm Meteorological medicine or when something intangible manifests itself in wakefulness An Echoing Dream, by Victoria Jost, is an exhibition that unfolds in a circulation space within a building, which acts as a large lung that regulates the circulation of air from the entrance to multiple levels and spaces. The artist develops a series of ideas and intuitions about the human encounter with non-human materialities and positions interpretations based on a sensibility that is agencized by the slow and silent encounter with objects without a purpose or evident destiny. She adopts the particularities of the place and suspends trajectories, so that the exhibition is experienced as a state and not as a place, as a conjunction of atmospheric conditions rather than as a group of fixed images. The lighting of the space defines a transitory state and stupor: nothing is at all sharp, clear, or accessible at first. In line with the exhibited pieces, the conditions of the place are altered by a strange agent that is capable of introducing new registers in everyday perception through subtle and punctual gestures. In An Echoing Dream, those things, impulses and other abstractions that belong to the domain of the intangible manifest themselves, folding over one another, motivating the appearance of works that appear like particles of water in a cloud: dispersed but connected, part of an extensive and sustained storm. Carlos Gutierrez
