Marco Maggi; Vuelva usted mañana, Cayón, February 26 - May 8, 2015
Marco Maggi researches about the connection between information and knowledge. His interventions on objects and surfaces are attempts to wake up our curiosity and draw our attention to ‘meaningless’ things. In a high speed global world Marco Maggi’s work asks us to slow down and get closer.
Vuelva Usted Mañana* includes two wall works that refer directly to the title of the show. In both gallery spaces a drawing on the wall will be built and unbuilt during the first week of exhibition. Each day the more studious viewer will be able to discover new pieces of an alphabet made of stickers. The addition and substraction of elements will change the drawing in a macro-micro-frame way.
* In 1833, Mariano José de Larra published at El Pobrecito Hablador an essay on laziness titled “Vuelva Usted Mañana”.
Marco Maggi; Vuelva usted mañana, Cayón, February 26 - May 8, 2015.
Marco Maggi; Vuelva usted mañana, Cayón, February 26 - May 8, 2015.
