Sans Sentense

Our mental prototypes are defined by language. It is a necessary
tool that enables the communication and cultural emanation
of any institution.

Words and letters are codified manifestations of language and are
usually employed to convey highly determinate meanings,
but here, in sans sentense, they become leftovers.

Thrown on street posters, staircases, and textiles, they start
existing in a gestural form, where the body comes to the
surface in quest of freedom from expression, meaning
and representation.

This exhibition presents an intimate relationship with threads that
weave a communal occupation, paper pulps which mirror a
future, typefaces chopped into pieces, a wormhole of letters
coagulating words, and scripts which hide and reveal bodies
in momentum, bodies in silence.

As visuals deduct, construct, expand language into a deep
abyss for more meanings, different forms of meaninglessness
surface-evoking memories and functionalities of uncouth civils
who (refuse to) explain, and howl:

Sometimes, a sentence without words;
at other times
THIS
sans sentense.