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2026, Luis De Jesus Los Angeles
Esquisses d’un inventaire2023, Galerie Bradley Ertaskiran.
2023, Galerie Bradley Ertaskiran.
Installation, drawings, paintings, scultpures.
Les voix
2023,
Place Ville Marie
Interactive performance, large language model, installation.
With the collaboration of Melania Maria Balmaceda Venegas, Xavier Goulet, Léa-Kenza Laurent, Julie Le Tallec, Luca Max, Mikaël Morin, Fa Pedneault, Justine Prévost, Alexis Tisseur.
Eyes Adjusting Slowly2021,
Luis De Jesus Los Angeles
2021,
Luis De Jesus Los Angeles
Architectural installation, paintings, survey.
Positions2020,
Galerie Bradley Ertaskiran.
2020,
Galerie Bradley Ertaskiran.
Architectural installation, paintings, questionnaire, audio loop, rock.
Sobey Art Award Exhibition2019-2020, Art Gallery of Alberta
2019-2020, Art Gallery of Alberta
Architectural installation, paintings, questionnaire, audio loop.
Built-In2018-2019, NAVEL
Built-In was a series of collaborative events as well as a modular structure that was designed and built to become part of NAVEL and its program of presentations, screenings, lectures, performances and other forms of public engagement. The project is, in essence, relational. It is a site-specific design proposition: an ensemble of space dividers that bring attention to the relations between individual elements and collectivity, virtual and physical space, minds and bodies. The objective was to establish an ongoing collaboration between artists, academics and others who are interested in using the structure as a platform to discuss the organization of living beings in physical space — past, present, and possible futures.
2018-2019, NAVEL
Modular space dividers, ongoing series of events.
Built-In was a series of collaborative events as well as a modular structure that was designed and built to become part of NAVEL and its program of presentations, screenings, lectures, performances and other forms of public engagement. The project is, in essence, relational. It is a site-specific design proposition: an ensemble of space dividers that bring attention to the relations between individual elements and collectivity, virtual and physical space, minds and bodies. The objective was to establish an ongoing collaboration between artists, academics and others who are interested in using the structure as a platform to discuss the organization of living beings in physical space — past, present, and possible futures.
Vertically Integrated Socialism (Lecture-Performance)
2017, Centre Clark
Vertically
Integrated Socialism is a work of anticipation that questions how radical inclusion can take shape in a free-market economy. This installation was created to accompany a series of lecture-performances.
2017, Centre Clark
Architectural installation / Series of 20 lecture-performances.
Vertically
Integrated Socialism is a work of anticipation that questions how radical inclusion can take shape in a free-market economy. This installation was created to accompany a series of lecture-performances.
Vertically Integrated Socialism took different forms over the years. It was originally presented at the Bruges Triennale of Art and Architecture in 2015. (See longer description further down.)
Vertically Integrated Socialism
2015, Bruges Triennial of Art and Architecture
Taking the disparity of Los Angeles as a point of departure, Vertically Integrated Socialism imagines a housing concept in which the entire social pyramid coexists in a single building — a closed architectural, economic and social environment. A video accompanying the installation explains how the system incorporates inclusive socialist policies in a ruthless free-market framework, creating a dynamic of contradictory value systems.
2015, Bruges Triennial of Art and Architecture
Architectural installation, models, video.
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Taking the disparity of Los Angeles as a point of departure, Vertically Integrated Socialism imagines a housing concept in which the entire social pyramid coexists in a single building — a closed architectural, economic and social environment. A video accompanying the installation explains how the system incorporates inclusive socialist policies in a ruthless free-market framework, creating a dynamic of contradictory value systems.
The project was commissioned by the Bruges Triennial of Art and Architecture, and built inside the church of the Grootseminarie in the city of Bruges. The exhibition comprised a micro-apartment, a model of the housing concept and a 43 minutes video.
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