OVERFLOWS

For some time now, we have been experiencing the scope of globalization. Through this concept, we have become aware - whether we like it or not - that the actions of some have an impact on others and that the "local" is not always "local. But before we became aware of this concept, the universe had already shown signs that this is indeed the case. The moon and its influence on the tides; the sun and its influence on life. Everything around us responds to the presence of its environment. It is precisely from this that this exhibition distances itself from the binary relationship between nature and culture, breaking down the cartographic boundary of inherited and imposed knowledge and giving way to other, non-semantic ways of knowing and communicating. The exhibition opens up possibilities beyond human logic, using media that enable multidisciplinary and cultural dialogues. Cartography as we know it is disappearing, and with it the limits placed on our ways of perceiving and knowing. The possibilities of exchange are expanded, and linear time is thus blurred.  Through its works, this exhibition promotes approaches to memory and the construction of identity that are present in contemporary Latin American art, highlighting other ways of understanding and relating to the world from a critical and intersectional perspective.