Acrylic on canvas, 300 x 165 cm.
Acrylic on canvas, 230 x 165 cms.
Acrílico s/tela, Ø 150 cm.
Acrylic on canvas, 140x200 cm.
Acrylic on canvas, 160 x 180 cms.
Acrylic on canvas 170 x190 cm.
Acrylic on canvas -200 x 200 cm
Acrylic on canvas 160 x180 cms.
Acrylic on canvas 170 x140 cms.
Acrylic on canvas, 120 x 200 cm.
Acrylic on canvas, 190 x 200 cms
Acrylic on canvas, 150 x 200 cm
Acrylic on canvas, 150 x 200 cm
Oil on canvas, 150 x 100 cm.
Acrylic on canvas 60x40cm
car wheels
Instalación –cuckoo clock, rifle with viewfinder. Variable distance.
Color print. 100 x 100 cms
Bookshelves, books, snail
Sheets, changeable quanttity
Fencing mask, digital recording, thermal sensor.
wall - 50 ANS D’ARTS VIDÉO- Instants Vidéo numériques et poétiques Marseille. Video installation -6`26" in loop.
By Kate Stanworth
On the wall of Wussmann Gallery, Argentine artist Fernando Lancellotti projects the shadow of a mouse scurrying in a spinning wheel on an infinite loop. Watching the creature’s futile effort to get somewhere elicits feelings of sympathy. Is this because his fate is so easy to identify with?
Lancellotti’s mouse has a mythical parallel in the Greek character Sisyphus, who is condemned for all eternity to push a rock up a hill, which then simply rolls straight back to the bottom. Writer Albert Camus drew parallels between Sisyphus’s senseless drudgery and a modern life spent working in factories and offices.
The oblivious mouse appears quite happy to accept its banal task however, and since Camus added that such a condition only becomes tragic when there is a consciousness of it, our feelings of sympathy are perhaps misplaced. What’s more, there is no cage that keeps him there, so we can only conclude that the little rodent has merrily accepted eternal imprisonment of his own accord.
Black figures, 4 digits electronic counter, thermal sensor, light installation.
Black figures, 4 digits electronic counter, thermal sensor, light installation.
Tins, cord, digital recording.
Record player, digital recording, sailing boat,
Artist´s shadow on Alfred Hitchcock original film "North By Northwest" (1959)
Balls of black thread on base
Balls of black thread on base
CD Boxes,cutting saw
CD Boxes,cutting saw
Acrylic on canvas - 200 x 130 cms
-color print- 120 x 100 cms
-acrylic on c-print- 50 x 40 cms
sound installation - light cyliners, digital recording-
color wires on wall, electrical circuit. dimensions variable.
- video, 58" in loop,– proyection in dark room–.
open book on black box.
Detail. Open book on black box.
color wires on wall.
–acrylic on canvas– 160 x 180 cms