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Impossibilities of Landscape: Strategies for Surviving Confinement

Project

Project

Authorship

María/Rosario Montero

Location

Chile

Years

2020

The following series explores the artist’s perceptions from the quarantines imposed in Chile (Santiago) during the COVID-19 pandemic. It seeks to make visible the limitations of confinement, where the inability to travel makes us inhabit a hyper-seen and felt daily gaze. You can no longer contemplate large spaces, snowy mountain ranges or mighty rivers. Our confinement, mediated by images that come through screens, only reveal the impossibility of experiencing that outside. In this confinement, that anchoring to the territory is blurred, and we don’t longer inhabit our spaces and bodies. We live through the images that are produced before us.

Exhibitions

Four Degrees: Eco-Anxiety and Climate Change

Strange Fire Collective & Humble Arts Foundation

2021

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Linked projects

Residencies

Outreach and mediation

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