Flores Chair of Visual Language

On Projections, the ´aceNITE of August 31st, we presented the work of students from the Flores Chair of Visual Language at the Universidad Nacional de las Artes—UNA (National University of Arts). Five artists who explored a variety of topics with different visual languages presented their works at the Transversal Space.

Part of our mission to spread the work of young artists in a professional context is to offer a space to art schools to build exhibitions where there is a wide range of both professional and emerging artists, thus creating networks between them and international artists in residency that are working and exhibiting in our studio.

ABOUT THE FLORES CHAIR OF VISUAL LANGUAGE

This course is the realisation of the semiotic model in the visual field. Visual Language plays a structural role in the development of knowledge and training of professionals in all career where the problem is the construction of visual messages, it deals with the problems of the visual as language, that is the visual sign. In the Bachelor of Visual Arts with focus in Drawing, Digital Imaging, Sculpture, Printmaking and Painting and the Bachelor of Set Design, Conservation and Restoration and Ceramics and Arts of Fire, the subject Visual Language provides students the theoretical system in order to understand the visual image, the text and its context, specifically aimed at the production of the message. Their limits range from a specific rhetoric of the visual to a general rhetoric.

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ARTISTS
Students from the Chair Flores Lenguaje Visual from the Universidad Nacional de las Artes U.N.A

Jimena Aelen
Damiano Atencio
Marina Blustein
Cecilia Amalia Cambieri
Paulo Cosentino

Members from the Chair:
Julio Flores
Liliana Medela