TITLE “BODY, HOUSE & GRAVE” TAMAÑO: 39,5 x 56 cm Several tecniques 1999-2000

MEMORY, REMEMBER, OBLIVION

The box, bucket, home, the grave -the cabinet- feed the body, as an element of privacy. The body remains there, alive, dead. A house comes to be inhabited by a living body, a tomb for the dead-one -in the dwelling house are the shadows.

BODY-TOMB

Silver gelatin on paper

30 x 20.5 cm

1999

TOMB DOOR BODY

Wood, glass, B&W photography, black and white land

200 x 60 x 10 cm

Foundation Antonio Pérez Collection 

Cuenca, Spain

2000-2001

TOMB DOOR BODY

Wood, glass, B&W photography, black and white land

200 x 60 x 10 cm

Collection Foundation Antonio Pérez

Cuenca , Spain

2000-2001

THREE BODIES, THREE GRAVES

Acrylic, photography, xerography, crayon and resin on wood

22 x 12 cm each

1999

LIFE DOMINO

 White lacquered  table 200 x 200 cm,  wood 3 boxes, leather, glass, velvet, wood and silver gelatin

Several pieces of wood, velvet and silver gelatin

1999-2000

LIFE DOMINO

White lacquered  table 200 x 200 cm,  wood 3 boxes, leather, glass, velvet, wood and silver gelatin

Several pieces of wood, velvet and silver gelatin

1999-2000

LIFE DOMINO

White lacquered  table 200 x 200 cm,  wood 3 boxes, leather, glass, velvet, wood and silver gelatin

Several pieces of wood, velvet and silver gelatin

1999-2000

DETAIL LIFE DOMINO

3 boxes, leather, glass, velvet, wood and silver gelatin

1999-2000

DOMINÓ DE LA VIDA

Table white lacquered 200 x 200 cm,  wood 3 boxes, leather, glass, velvet, wood and silver gelatin

Several pieces of wood, velvet and silver gelatin

1999-2000

SHOWCASE 

Triptych, two stones, two models of tombs, paintings and drawings

1999-2000

TRIBUTE

Silver gelatin on paper

Approx 24 x 436.5 cm

1999

MODEL FOR ADOLF LOOS TOMB

Black acrylic and stickers

15 x 10 x 10 cm

2000-2001

HOLLOW I

Gelatin silver emulsion on stone

12 x 6 x 3 cm

2001

HOLLOW II

Silver gelatin emulsion on stone

15 x 8 x 5 cm

2001

HOLLOW II

Silver gelatin emulsion on stone

15 x 8 x 5 cm

2001

BODY-TOMB II

Silver gelatin emulsion on paper

30 x 20,5 cm

2001-2002

BODY-TOMB III

Silver gelatin on paper

30 x 41 cm

2001-2002

BOXES

Leather, fabric, cardboard, paper, metal, photo emulsion and acrylic

Several dimensions

1999

Josephine Victor EYE BOX

Leather, fabric, cardboard, paper, metal, photo emulsion and acrylic

3 x 17.5 x 12,5 cmz

1999

TITLE “BODY, HOUSE & GRAVE”

39,5 X 56 CM Mixed Media 1999-2000

MEMORY, REMEMBER, OBLIVION

Rosell Meseguer

The house of the future is stronger. Clearer, more vast than all the houses of the past. In front of the home house works the image of the dream house.

Gaston Bachelard. "The Poetics of Space".

Death, we are not accustomed to it (..) death, being that to which we are not used, we come to it or as to wonder unusual or unfamiliar as horrifying.

Maurice Blanchot. "The Step not beyond".

The box, bucket, home, the grave -the cabinet- feed the body, as an element of privacy. The body remains there, alive, dead. A house comes to be inhabited by a living body, a tomb for the dead-one, in the dwelling house are the shadows.

The house and the tomb appear as a necessity of the living and the dead body. The house is erect, the top, standing -is a vertical close to the ground, led to heaven-. The grave is an horizontal, a vertical earthly heaven.

Redo the house is to remember the house but also the grave. Le Corbusier not only built his home but also his tomb.

The door, window and wall-tomb are built from the model of the body, height x width as the house and the grave are built.

The tomb is a tomb, a tumor, a mob, a swollen bed air of the soul that wants to get out.

The wall-tomb differs from the door, the first one is a door with no knob, no lock; it blends with the wall. The entrance is secret, no holes or small holes. Everything inside is a real secret.

Life is a game -everyone plays their cards- better or worse. In the game, the imagination and the memory build the house.

The body of the church, started from the horizontal ground. Earthbound: a carpet of honorable deceased, a cemetery led to heaven. Plural dead beds, negative gaps as absence bodies. The dead and living ones share the dream.

Funerary art, fill the vacuum caused by the death, maintaining the illusion that the deceased has not been devoured by time. The grave -as the last home and seat of the soul- is transmitting the absence of the being and the presence of the non-being.