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Cristina Guerra: Daniel Malh�o - 16 Oct 2008 to 22 Nov 2008

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16 Oct 2008 to 22 Nov 2008
hours :Tues - Fri from 11 - 8 pm, Sat 12 pm > 8 pm
Opening: Thursday, October 16th, 10 p.m.
Cristina Guerra Contemporary Art
Rua Santo Ant�nio � Estrela, 33
1350-291
Lisbon
Portugal
Europe
p: 351 213 959 559
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Daniel Malh�o
220x150 cm, UV print on paper
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Artists in this exhibition: Daniel Malh�o


Daniel Malh�o

October 16th to November 22nd
Opening Thursday, October 16th, 10 p.m.


Cristina Guerra Contemporary Art has the pleasure of presenting its first Daniel Malh�o solo show.

In this exhibition, Daniel Malh�o pursues certain concerns of central importance to his work, such as the question of a narrative of the double, in terms of both opposition and complementarily, which takes the form of a recurring (but not programmatic) use of diptychs.

The exhibition�s centrepiece, Take off / Landing (LIS) consists precisely of a dialectical interplay between the takeoff of a plane from the Lisbon airport and a landing at the same location. The space of travel and time is represented by an oblique strip, which corresponds to the wall area between the piece�s two moments. This division of the piece by means of an empty wall space was previously used by the artist, namely in the series shown at the BES Photo Prize, in which it stood for the skyline.

The other pieces shown also deal with situations of planes and airports, which Daniel Malh�o uses to explore such subjects as the sense of dislocation, language games and relations of scale and colour. This photographer is not just interested in looking at architecture (an important feature in his body of work); his intention is to stimulate the viewer�s eye and visual memory by using such structures.

As for (two lenses photographing each-other) this particular diptych somewhat evades the exhibition�s visual stance, because its two elements are conceptually very close, since it addresses both the mechanics of image production and simultaneous dialectical relationships. In a mechanism invented by Daniel Malh�o, two photographic lenses photograph each other simultaneously. The fact that they have distinct angular distances implies a measure of asymmetry in the final result. This duplicated gaze is actually a system of image feedback.




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