Three Fluctuations

Chino Moya

Three Fluctuations, 2025Sign in to view price
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single-channel video with sound , edition of 3 Seventeen
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The artwork features a bold, vibrantly colored image set against a stark, minimalist backdrop. The central subject appears to be a person or figure, though their identity is obscured, lending an air of mystery to the piece. The overall composition is striking, with the bright blues and grays creating a striking contrast. The artist seems to have employed a unique technique, likely incorporating elements of photography, digital manipulation, or mixed media to achieve this visually arresting effect. While the specific context or intention behind the artwork is unclear, the provocative and evocative nature of the image suggests the piece may explore themes of identity, urban life, or the intersection of the individual and the modern world. ...

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Artist
Chino Moya
B.1976, Spanish

Chino Moya’s work traverses feature films, video installations, sculpture, and photography, fusing narrative, form, and spatial experience into immersive, enigmatic worlds. His compositions frequently depict solitary figures in utilitarian garments performing slow, deliberate movements within stark, geometric landscapes. Arches, domes, and minimal classical forms evoke architectural languages linked to both authoritarian histories and imagined utopian futures. While reminiscent of Renaissance painting, these scenes are transposed into speculative, post-labor realms, where a priestly class of technocrats enacts precise, meditative gestures. Dreamlike drones and subtle soundscapes accompany the imagery, amplifying a contemplative, otherworldly atmosphere that lingers long after viewing. Moya frequently contrasts these serene, ordered scenes with more chaotic environments populated by gaunt figures inhabiting elaborately ornamented interiors. The movement, narrative, and spatial dynamics in these works encourage viewers to reconsider initial readings, destabilizing straightforward notions of utopia or dystopia. By exploring the tension between static order and dynamic chaos, Moya creates complex, ambiguous visions of possible futures. His practice examines the fragility of human systems, the interplay between memory and speculation, and the contradictions inherent in imagined post-human worlds, offering a thought-provoking reflection on technology, society, and human perception. ...

Chino Moya: Artworks
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124 x 73 x 10cm
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95 x 168.5 x 10cm
Doxan
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74.5 x 45 x 10cm
Ixan
Chino MoyaIxan, 2025
74.5 x 45 x 10cm
Dysmonad
Chino MoyaDysmonad, 2025
45 x 36 x 36cm
Dysmonad_
Chino MoyaDysmonad_, 2025
29 x 29 x 29cm
Seventeen
Gallery
Seventeen
London