Exhibitions, United States, Miami, 01 December 2009
Center for Visual Communication and 333 Productions are pleased to present Beyond the Daily Life, an exhibition curated by Julian Navarro featuring the work of visual artists Guerra de la Paz and Teresa Diehl with music performances by Disco Monkeys.
Beyond the Daily Life examines the contemporary human experience and initiates a dialog that explores life outside of its conventionally perceived limitations. The transfiguration of familiar cultural elements manifests a heightened state of perception evoking unlimited possibilities.
View Exhibition
www.vernissage.tv/blog/2009/12/17/beyond-the-daily-life-teresa-diehl-and-guerra-de-la-paz-at-center-for-visual-communication-miami
Guerra de la Paz
www.guerradelapaz.com
The work of Guerra de la Paz, the two artist team of Alain Guerra and Neraldo de la Paz, is based on a combination of traditional disciplines and experimentation with dimension and the use of unconventional materials. It is inspirited by an essential familiarity with the ready-made and the archeological qualities that found objects posses. The result encapsulates an energy that reveals underlying meanings and depicts the significance of mass-produced refuse on our society.
Through a common aesthetic, they create work with a universal message. Using recycled objects as their medium and the guidance of the unrelenting amounts of information that fuels today’s mass consciousness and its subversive parallels, Guerra de la Paz explore ways to reinvent historic themes and classic icons while still commenting on contemporary culture.
Teresa Diehl
Using photography, video, sculpture and installation, Teresa Diehl’s work is a hallucinatory feast for the senses. Her slow motion video installations transport the viewer into a journey where the territory becomes fragile but within this fragility resides the strength of life contemplated as a phenomenon.
All forms in Diehl’s work are highly recognizable but they have suffered an incredibly strong transformation, creating a new vocabulary from where the voice of Diehl emerges, once again, with the un-equivocal strong force of nature.
Disco Monkeys
www.discomonkeys.com
Disco Monkeys are a progressive art band known for its high-energy performances and visual appeal. The band's music has been featured in indie films and they often perform in collaboration with visual artists at private and public events for institutions, galleries and the film industry. Disco Monkeys create a dialogue between the visual art and their distinctive sound that runs continuously over the course of two hours, with no clear beginning or end, triggering a journey where spectator, artwork and sound coalesce into a collective consciousness.
Beyond the Daily Life examines the contemporary human experience and initiates a dialog that explores life outside of its conventionally perceived limitations. The transfiguration of familiar cultural elements manifests a heightened state of perception evoking unlimited possibilities.
View Exhibition
www.vernissage.tv/blog/2009/12/17/beyond-the-daily-life-teresa-diehl-and-guerra-de-la-paz-at-center-for-visual-communication-miami
Guerra de la Paz
www.guerradelapaz.com
The work of Guerra de la Paz, the two artist team of Alain Guerra and Neraldo de la Paz, is based on a combination of traditional disciplines and experimentation with dimension and the use of unconventional materials. It is inspirited by an essential familiarity with the ready-made and the archeological qualities that found objects posses. The result encapsulates an energy that reveals underlying meanings and depicts the significance of mass-produced refuse on our society.
Through a common aesthetic, they create work with a universal message. Using recycled objects as their medium and the guidance of the unrelenting amounts of information that fuels today’s mass consciousness and its subversive parallels, Guerra de la Paz explore ways to reinvent historic themes and classic icons while still commenting on contemporary culture.
Teresa Diehl
Using photography, video, sculpture and installation, Teresa Diehl’s work is a hallucinatory feast for the senses. Her slow motion video installations transport the viewer into a journey where the territory becomes fragile but within this fragility resides the strength of life contemplated as a phenomenon.
All forms in Diehl’s work are highly recognizable but they have suffered an incredibly strong transformation, creating a new vocabulary from where the voice of Diehl emerges, once again, with the un-equivocal strong force of nature.
Disco Monkeys
www.discomonkeys.com
Disco Monkeys are a progressive art band known for its high-energy performances and visual appeal. The band's music has been featured in indie films and they often perform in collaboration with visual artists at private and public events for institutions, galleries and the film industry. Disco Monkeys create a dialogue between the visual art and their distinctive sound that runs continuously over the course of two hours, with no clear beginning or end, triggering a journey where spectator, artwork and sound coalesce into a collective consciousness.
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