Alex Moscoso Española, Interment Vessel (Interment Yellow Number 1), 15 november 2010, acrylic on recycled clothes, twine, and plastic crate. Contains the artist's paintings and sculptures inside a 20 liter plastic box. In the long-term, all physical artworks will be decommissioned and dematerialized at a yet undisclosed site/s. Archival digitization of artworks and its virtualization onto cyberspace is seen as the end stage in the cycle of transmaterializing art. In general, this project is geared towards the exploration of methods of decoupling from present systems.
Alex Moscoso Española, Francois Rodin (12nov1840-17nov1917), 2010, acrylic on paper, 8.5x11in
Alex Moscoso Española, Isamu Noguchi (17nov1904-30dec1988), 2010, acrylic on paper, 8.5x11in
Alex Moscoso Española, Excess Baggage (Migrant Yellow Number 1), 18 November 2010, acrylic on recycled clothes, boxes containing 25 artworks on paper made by the artist in 2009. In the long-term, all physical artworks will be decommissioned and dematerialized at a yet undisclosed site/s. Archival digitization of artworks and its virtualization onto cyberspace is seen as the end stage in the cycle of transmaterializing art. In general, this project is geared towards the exploration of methods of decoupling from present systems.
Alex Moscoso Española, Excess Baggage (Migrant Blue Number 1), 19 November 2010, acrylic on recycled clothes, boxes containing the artist's personal effects and other objects of value. In the long-term, all physical artworks will be decommissioned and dematerialized at a yet undisclosed site/s. Archival digitization of artworks and its virtualization onto cyberspace is seen as the end stage in the cycle of transmaterializing art. In general, this project is geared towards the exploration of methods of decoupling from present systems.
Alex Moscoso Española, Excess Baggage (Migrant Red Number 1), 2010, acrylic on recycled clothes, children's chairs, boxes containing the artist’s personal effects and other objects of value. In the long-term, all physical artworks will be decommissioned and dematerialized at a yet undisclosed site/s. Archival digitization of artworks and its virtualization onto cyberspace is seen as the end stage in the cycle of transmaterializing art. In general, this project is geared towards the exploration of methods of decoupling from present systems.
(all photos on this post, copyright of the artist, Alexander Moscoso Española, 2010)
