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Composition of a Gray Color
Matías Piñeiro
26.10.16 16.11.16
At the ´aceNITE of October 26th, Matías Piñero, artist selected through the SEMILLERO 2016 open call, presented Composition of a Gray Color.
ABOUT COMPOSITION OF A GRAY COLOR
These series of works start from taking records of movement and moving in the places I visit, the series is composed of records in Buenos Aires, San Andres de Giles, Salta and Jujuy.
I take the relation of contemporary man with nature as a starting point of my work, I’m interested in the way this altermodern society is linked or communicates with it, how it creates ties or destroys it. I always worked with trees, being one of the elements of nature that is more linked to life, death and change. My earliest works were driven by the intention to return to nature its original state before the man used it for selfish purposes, using the waste of splints or furniture on the street.
Taking into account that nature is constantly in motion (born, growing, reproducing and dying for something to be born again), in 2015 I started producing works related to this concept, investigating from the idea that one must be moved from place, out of desire or need in search of something it does not have, in order to try to feel more complete (food, energy, affection, communication, etc.).
BIO
Matías Piñero
1984 | Capital Federal, Argentina
EDUCATION
2014 | Bachelor of Fine Arts at UMSA (Universidad del Museo Social Argentino), Buenos Aires, Argentina
2014 | Program for artists EPAC in the art gallery Arte x Arte with Manuel Ameztoy and Augusto Zanela
2013 | Studied at taller Obrador with Gabriela Messuti and Florencia Frank, Buenos Aires, Argentina
EXHIBITIONS
2015| Es todo lo que te puedo mostrar, Mi Micromuseo, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
2015 | Antes que sea tarde, El Quetzal, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
2015 | A puertas cerradas, Central Park, Buenos Aires, Argentina
2015 | Desempacar, ejercicio de (des)ocultar, MORBO artistic collective, Quito, Ecuador
2014 | El cuerpo del proceso, Complejo Municipal Museográfico Cultural de San Andrés de Giles, Buenos Aires, Argentina