
Plasticulture is the result of a participatory action initiated within the Refluxo collective, where we invite the community to join us for a cleansing of the River Cáster, in a hopeful attempt to resist passivity through direct and symbolic action in public spaces. A small act of resistance. A demonstration that we are not dead and that the present moment calls for action.
From the collected objects, usually unseen but know unearthed , come to light as a displaying installation that evokes some of sculpture’s logic, such as edition, series and the multiple, also evident in the industrial production of goods. In this visual approach, the objects become a kind of archaeological archive of our hyperobjection culture.
Degradation,
Decaying,
Death,
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Life,
Resilience,
Resistance.
Decaying,
Death,

Life,
Resilience,
Resistance.













A instalação é o resultado de uma acção participativa iniciada no ceio do grupo Refluxo, onde convidamos a comunidade para uma limpeza do Rio Cáster, numa ideia de tomada de acção directa e simbólica. Um pequeno acto de resistência. Demostrar que não estamos mortos e que o momento actual urge por acção.
Dos objectos recolhidos, resultou esta instalação que evoca algumas lógicas da escultura como a edição, a série e o múltiplo, patente também na manufacturação industrial, e que, nesta concepção plástica acabam por se tornar um arquivo arqueológico da nossa cultura, com atenção a cada objecto, onde é notável a passagem do tempo através do estado de degradação e do próprio design do objecto.
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24 de Julho de 2018
Inauguração da exposição individual "Da Terra Criamos" c/ performance de Dyslexic Project integrando objectos criados durante a Residência Artística "Mehter: Matéria, forma e transformação" no Museu Júlio Dinis, Ovar (https://dieslexic.bandcamp.com/)



