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ART AND DESIGN, Isabelle Weydert
Empowered (2014)
This exposition proposal for the MACBA (Barcelona) about the catalan artist Marcel.LÃ Antunez is a conceptual design.
As a living structure -a parasite- black fabric tangles and grabs the structure of the building until it is almost completely covered.
The textile wraps the space and creates organic shapes that completely change our vision of the MACBA.
Once inside, you forget what it contains and you enjoy the interior.
As Marcel·lÃ, we play with opposites, creating a black textile network opposed to the white,pristine MACBA.
In collaboration with Julia Sanz Sanz,at ELISAVA
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Wrapped exhibition space for MACBA (2014)
Proposal of a specific volumous structure for the MACBA (Barcelona) that can be covered by wood/ metal/ plastic. The volume is adjusted to the artwork of Marcel.li Antunez
(a Catalan Artist).
Model in plywood and plastic.
Renders made in Rhino.
In collaboration with Julia Sanz and Daniel Cunya, at Elisava
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Made of: Plywood Plastic
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Plywood Plastic Lasercutted
Intervention in MACBA
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Nude (2014)
Exposition proposal for 'El Conven del Angels', MACBA (Barcelona).
The artwork has been selected based on the theme 'skin', which is approached throughout the exposition as a kind of texture of expression, an encounter of different
meanings of 'skin', not just the biological one.
Nude is a discovery by walking through cross-linked spaces, covered by layers of textile who represents the layers of the skin. Each different layer is a history about color, race, beauty, sensation, sexual desire and many other.
The shape of the cross-linked spaces are based on the microscopical texture of the human skin.
In collaboration with
Ana escudero, Victor Pla Gilabert, Noa Massenet, Kathrin Bart, at Elisava
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