Exhibition: distance(s) - sculptures by Pedro Léger Pereira

a (very long) way to anywhere (else?)...

This exhibition explores once again this strange and intimate relation between the space and the time... better, about the 4th dimension; the one that we can not measure with Cartesian coordinates, which is expressed by the singular experience of the movement of the Being through the space in a certain period of time...

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© Fernando Guerra| FG+SG

This exhibition is not about where we arrive or from where we depart, it focuses about the path, more or less dense, more or less slower... path that reflects a certain (almost always) measurable distance between the arrival point, this, more or less distant from the point where the experience originally began.

© Fernando Guerra| FG+SG

This series of objects shyly break some of the “rules” and in this way are released (in a discrete way) from the hardness and geometry of the precedent essays, and unequivocally deny a stable relation with the base where they lie...

© Fernando Guerra| FG+SG

Sculptures whose “body” is also another (not yet so intimate) material, this a bit warmer, maybe because it's still alive...

© Fernando Guerra| FG+SG

Therefore, we (re)confirm that distance in its essence is directly related with the experience(s) along the way(s) that we go through … and as we suspected, hasn’t a straight relation with the deviation (or absence of it) that effectively we reach. 

© Fernando Guerra| FG+SG

Know more about the artist, here.

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Cite: "Exhibition: distance(s) - sculptures by Pedro Léger Pereira" 23 Feb 2016. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/782528/exhibition-distancia-s-distance-s> ISSN 0719-8884

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