The Room blink of the MUVIM welcome fins to october the exhibition Domestic of the artist Valencian JARR, a invitation al public to reflect on the relationshipemotional of people with the objects that form part to them its vides. The proposal is born of "the exploration i experimentation with the materials i no tant d’idees preconceived. Fils, knots i other textures that claim the domestic, he feminine i the craft textile com a tools of creation contemporary. For JARR, each object has one history own i one energy accumulated that goes generating seconds advance the life of who owns o the ha possessed.
Domestic s’structure in three adults areas that run through the principals lines of researchdeveloped per the artist durant more of three decades. The first space enter al visitor in “and universe dominate by black, on emergixen nus, glazes i presences domesticsuspended between the memory in which disappearance. Here the sublimation transform the fabric in file in which image in trace, While fil, costura i repetition claim one genealogy of art textilelinked to cure, the repair and the record com has shapes of knowledge“, details the commissionerof the show.
He second scope reunite assemblages, objects found, images appropriate and fragments of visual culture that configure the foundations of the universe will jar, “converting the rhetoric of the consumin irony i criticism, i building at the same time a archeology of the contemporaneity on the objecteveryday reveals the fractures and contradictions of the present“.
The third part of the exhibition, seconds explains Alejandro Villar, “raises the dissolution of painting in a camp expanded on abstraction, object i image appropriate they leave to work coma categories autonomous to integrate into a herself relational structure”. “He gest pictorialmigrate cap al nus, he pigment s’adherix to the memory to them surfaces in which image encounter andcrossed per strata of experience fins to convert the work in x-ray of one life, vestige i liturgy“, concludes he commissioner of ‘Domestic‘.
