“Everything exists many times, fourteen times, but there are two things in the world that seem to exist only once: above, the intricate Sun; below, Asterion. Perhaps I created the stars and the Sun and the enormous house, but I no longer remember.”
The House of Asterion, Jorge Luis Borges
“…un hombre se propone la tarea de dibujar el mundo. A lo largo de los años puebla un espacio con imágenes de provincias, de reinos, de montañas, de bahías, de naves, de islas, de peces, de habitaciones, de instrumentos, de astros, de caballos y de personas. Poco antes de morir, descubre que ese paciente laberinto de líneas traza la imagen de su cara.”
Jorge Luis Borges, El hacedor
Through her work with materials, she seeks to make visible a dimension of fragility that undermines the structure of a seemingly stable space. Thinking about the house from its symbolic dimension gives us the opportunity to understand ourselves as we recognize the attributes of the space we inhabit.
Through her work with materials, she seeks to make visible a dimension of fragility that undermines the structure of a seemingly stable space. Thinking about the house from its symbolic dimension gives us the opportunity to understand ourselves as we recognize the attributes of the space we inhabit.
The project is based on a series of writings by Jorge de Losada Brown, published posthumously, which comment on his concerns, desires and curiosities in the face of his life experience.
Through her work with materials, she seeks to make visible a dimension of fragility that undermines the structure of a seemingly stable space. Thinking about the house from its symbolic dimension gives us the opportunity to understand ourselves as we recognize the attributes of the space we inhabit.
Inés Wiese
T: +51 987 654 321
wieseines94@gmail.com
Lima, Peru
