The Nature of this Room
Limited Edition of 100 copies
Format: 285 x 380 mm
Binding: Open journal
Pages: 40 pages
Texts in English
Written and collected by Rosanna Helena Bach, Nuno Moreira
and Sofia Steinvorth (curator)
Release date: November 2019
15 Euros
(includes shipping worldwide)
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“The materials present in this publication originate within the context of the exhibition The Nature of this Room, at Lapso Galeria (Setúbal, Portugal) in the timeframe of November 1st and December 21st, 2019, featuring the work of the artists Rosanna Helena Bach (1990, Switzerland) and Nuno Moreira (1982, Portugal).
Besides showing an important part of the artists’ aesthetic experimentations and research inquiries that developed in Lisbon throughout the months previous to the exhibition, this publication includes fragments on central topics that guided our conversations. It assembles theoretical discussions, poetic excerpts, physical and alchemical concepts as well as fictional and individual reflections on some key ideas in relation to the artists’ works. In this sense, the publication does not only show a process, but provides entry points into an immersive environment similar to the one that materialized through the works at display at Lapso. Above all, it functions as an invitation to dive into the microcosmos of questions that led our interest.”
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Limited Edition of 100 copies
Format: 285 x 380 mm
Binding: Open journal
Pages: 40 pages
Texts in English
Written and collected by Rosanna Helena Bach, Nuno Moreira
and Sofia Steinvorth (curator)
Release date: November 2019
15 Euros
(includes shipping worldwide)
“The materials present in this publication originate within the context of the exhibition The Nature of this Room, at Lapso Galeria (Setúbal, Portugal) in the timeframe of November 1st and December 21st, 2019, featuring the work of the artists Rosanna Helena Bach (1990, Switzerland) and Nuno Moreira (1982, Portugal).
Besides showing an important part of the artists’ aesthetic experimentations and research inquiries that developed in Lisbon throughout the months previous to the exhibition, this publication includes fragments on central topics that guided our conversations. It assembles theoretical discussions, poetic excerpts, physical and alchemical concepts as well as fictional and individual reflections on some key ideas in relation to the artists’ works. In this sense, the publication does not only show a process, but provides entry points into an immersive environment similar to the one that materialized through the works at display at Lapso. Above all, it functions as an invitation to dive into the microcosmos of questions that led our interest.”
>> Read more about this project