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Territory and refuge. Rosana Antolí, Lucía C. Pino, José Luis Cremades, Nuria Fuster, David Lerones, Marta Negre, M Reme Silvestre, Anna Talens, Nelo Vinuesa
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Territory and refuge, 2020. Room 1. General view
José Luis Cremades. Still Life, 2020. Oil on canvas. 200 x 130 cm / each one
José Luis Cremades. Still Life (Detail), 2020. Oil on canvas. 200 x 130 cm
Territorio y refugio, 2020. Room 1. General view
Rosana Antolí. A Tube Under The Sea, 2020. Resin, methacrylate, copper, brass, sand, Mediterranean stones. 113 x 120 x 300 cm
Rosana Antolí. A Tube Under The Sea (Detail), 2020. Resin, methacrylate, copper, brass, sand, Mediterranean stones. 113 x 120 x 300 cm
Rosana Antolí. Symbiosis No10. Echo of Two Fingers Stopping my Breathing Nose & Loop of a Wish Me Luck, 2019. Chalk, acrylic paint and graphite on Fabriano botanical paper. 56 x 56 cm
Territorio y refugio, 2020. Room 2. General view
Nuria Fuster. Eclipse Series, 2018. Ultrachrome print on 310 gsm Ilford Galerie Smooth Pearl photographic paper. Mounted on 2mm dibond
Nuria Fuster. Eclipse Series #01, 2018. Ultrachrome print on 310 gsm Ilford Galerie Smooth Pearl photographic paper. Mounted on 2mm dibond. 61.5 x 91.5 cm. Ed. 3
Nuria Fuster. Eclipse Series #11, 2018. Ultrachrome print on 310 gsm Ilford Galerie Smooth Pearl photographic paper. Mounted on 2mm dibond. 61 x 93.5 cm. Ed. 3
Nuria Fuster. Eclipse Series#04, 2018. Ultrachrome print on 310 gsm Ilford Galerie Smooth Pearl photographic paper. Mounted on 2mm dibond. 61.5 x 91.5 cm. Ed. 3
Nuria Fuster. Serie Eclipse, 2018. Ultrachrome print on 310 gsm Ilford Galerie Smooth Pearl photographic paper. Mounted on 2mm dibond
Anna Talens. Cuadro negro con plumas negras, 2007. Acrylic on canvas. 170 x 170 cm
Territorio y refugio, 2020. Room 2. General view

Anna Talens. Cuadro rosa con plumas rosas, 2008. Acrylic on canvas. 81 x 100 cm[/caption]

Anna Talens. Cuadro rosa con plumas rosas (Detail), 2008. Acrylic on canvas. 81 x 100 cml
Territorio y refugio, 2020. Room 3. General room
Lucía C. Pino. Irdial, 2015. Mirrored glass, chains, belts, clay, synthetic hairand treated fabric. 105 x 101.5 x 14 cm | 8 x 120 x 29 cm
Lucía C. Pino. Irdial, 2015. Mirrored glass, chains, belts, clay, synthetic hairand treated fabric. 105 x 101,5 x 14 cm | 8 x 120 x 29 cm
Lucía C. Pino. Irdial (Detail),  2015. Mirrored glass, chains, belts, clay, synthetic hairand treated fabric. 105 x 101.5 x 14 cm | 8 x 120 x 29 cm
Territorio y refugio, 2020. Room 3. General view
Nelo Vinuesa. Camp Kit 6, 2020. Oil on paper. 42 x 29.7 cm
Nelo Vinuesa. Camp Kit 6 (Detail), 2020. Oil on paper. 42 x 29.7 cm
Territorio y refugio, 2020. Room 3. General view
Nelo Vinuesa. Camp Kit 15 (The Penultimate Day of Pompeii), 2020. Oil on paper. 160 x 120 cm
José Luis Cremades. Still Life, 2020. Oil on canvas. 200 x 130 cm
Territorio y refugio, 2020. Room 4. General view
Marta Negre. Egomaniac Digital Customize, 2020. 4K Digital Video, 16: 9, Color, Sound, English subtitles. 2’5″
Marta Negre. Egomaniac Digital Customize, 2020. 4K Digital Video, 16: 9, Color, Sound, English subtitles. 2’5″
Marta Negre. Egomaniac Digital Customize, 2020. 4K Digital Video, 16: 9, Color, Sound, English subtitles. 2’5″
Territorio y refugio, 2020. Room 5. General view
Lucia C. Pino. N. 6, 2019. Iron. 115 x 45 x 52 cm
David Lerones. Flor silvestre sobre piel, 2020. Photographic print on paper mounted on white frame. 47 x 30 cm / Ed.5
Territorio y refugio, 2020. Room 5. General view
David Lerones. Flor silvestre sobre monitor 02, 2020. Photographic print on paper mounted on white frame. 180 x 120 cm / Ed. 5
Lucia C. Pino N. 7, 2019. Iron. 92 x 41 x 24 cm
Territorio y refugio, 2020. Room 5. General view
Lucia C. Pino N. 7, 2019. Iron. 92 x 41 x 24 cm / N. 6, 2019. Iron. 115 x 45 x 52 cm
Territorio y refugio, 2020. Room 5. General view
M Reme Silvestre. ¿Sábes cómo disponer de un cuerpo? II, 2020. Therapeutic ultrasound gel on glass. Site specific installation
M Reme Silvestre. ¿Sábes cómo disponer de un cuerpo? II (Detail), 2020. Therapeutic ultrasound gel on glass. Site specific installation
M Reme Silvestre. ¿Sábes cómo disponer de un cuerpo? II, 2020. Therapeutic ultrasound gel on glass. Site specific installation
M Reme Silvestre. ¿Sábes cómo disponer de un cuerpo? II (Detalle), 2020. ¿Sábes cómo disponer de un cuerpo? II, 2020. Therapeutic ultrasound gel on glass. Site specific installation


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Press release
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What does Aufklärung mean today? What has Aufklärung got to do with Valencian territory? How can we create an exhibition of artistic projects by different contemporary artists within the context of the Region of Valencia, which transmits the idea of refuge from the omnipotence of fear, invoking certain ideas of “magic” that do not lead to a diminishment of the human being to Kantian Unmündigkeit, understanding such to be “non-autonomous individuals”?
In the current dissolution of beings, which at the same time is connected to the querelle in the Middle Age, a multiple, complex being appears that contradicts itself and still invokes that indelible “To be or not to be, that is the question…” as its slogan, striking us with the patent social tension it upholds and rules through the dominant ideology of the “knowledge society”, where nature is (still) the “evil itself according to progress and where each Aufklärung appears to create a counter-Aufklärung, i.e. criticism of knowledge.
But knowledge and magic can share the same territory and refuge, as can be seen once again at the Luis Adelantado Gallery, this time playing at home. Playing with objects of matter, as words of matter. Playing with their transference. Is “transference” not the term that best defines contemporaneity?
Why…? Because sensations are words and words are matter. And because poetry in prose that materialises through these young artists prefers objects, emotions and transformations to speak more and better about the post-landscape comprising our territory. And also because we need a refuge that defines a specific time in the history of contemporary Valencian art.
—César Novella

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