Juan Antonio Olivares

Fermi Paradox, 202355000 USD

Details

MaterialGallery

shell, murex ramosus shell, syrinx aruanus shell, triplo, fusus papillosus shells, porifera demospongiae, surface transducers, micro-speakers, stereo-amps, coaxial cables, polyolefin coated speaker wire, sd cards, media players, 24 channel audio file (13:34). Courtesy of Aguirre.Aguirre

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This contemporary installation features a minimalist yet visually striking arrangement. The space is dominated by a warm, earthy color palette, with the wooden floors and natural lighting creating a serene and contemplative atmosphere. Suspended from the ceiling are various sculptural shapes, resembling organic forms or abstract representations. The overall composition emphasizes simplicity, balance, and the interplay of light and shadow. This piece likely aims to evoke a sense of tranquility and encourage the viewer to engage in introspective contemplation of the space and the subtle details within it. ...

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Artist

Juan Antonio Olivares

B.1988

Juan Antonio Olivares’s work spans a variety of media, exploring the nature of the contemporary human condition, including themes of alienation, displacement, memory, loss, and connection. The scope of his work shifts from the deeply personal and autobiographical to the universal— a visceral celebration of what defines and unites us as human.