Unilateral. The Subject-MURO [muro] interaction attempts the one – sided intention. As subject I observe the impartiality of the object. The body as moving surface confronts the WALL, a static surface, and seeks to understand it from the approach and contact. Dive in the object, attending to the limitations imposed by the same, traveling it sensorially, inscribing in each gesture the memory of the city suggesting a dance rich in perceptions.
The MURO [wall] becomes truly relevant to those who intend to experience the everyday urban space. This relationship allows us to understand the ‘city as the environment of existence of the body’ (JACQUES, 2008, pg.187).
The three-dimensional object MURO [wall] leans to one side only: that of noninteraction. Subject and WALL, each in its selfish one-sidedness. [DeniCorsino, 2016]
\\ Fotoperformance
_15 photos sequence, linen paper, 29 x 33 cm.
_Photograph, transfer on 100% polyester textile, 85 x 52 cm.
_ Location: Mauà Wall – Cais do Porto – Porto Alegre , Brazil
_Photographer: Deni Corsino \\ Photograph Assistant: Aline Corsino
_June 28th 2016