OJO
12:10 p.m.
11/21/16 - OJO (eye) is Argentine artist Marcia Schvartz's vision of our reality which, curated by Roberto Amigo, can
be seen at the Colección Fortabat Museum. An eye that sees it all, even what we can
not: our dramas, sexuality, the mysteries of life, all in images Schvartz recreates in a
hard way. It's not a portrait of the universal man, but only of those who live
here, those with the cultural and social identity of Argentina.
El Jugador, by Marcia Schvartz (2016)
Ensamble / Measures: 75 x 97 x 134 cm
La lista, by Marcia Schvartz (2014)
Mixed technique on canvas / Measures: 120 x 150 cm
Bruno y el lirio, by Marcia Schvartz (2013)
Technique: oil on canvas / Measures: 200 x 100 cm
Circuitería Cerebral, by Marcia Schvartz (2015)
Mixed technique on canvas / Measures: 190 x 110 cm
Milonga Patán, by Marcia Schvartz (2014)
Mixed technique on canvas / Measures: 180 x 200 cm
In La Lista (The list), Marcia depicts a burned-out thirty-something
who still has things to finish in her to-do list. The artist wonders if it is possible to achieve what we desire without being slaved by our daily chores. The piece of paper
on the painting could also be a survival list which includes the budget to
make it to the end of the month.
Pensamiento, by Marcia Schvartz (2001)
Technique: ceramics / Measures: 6 x 34 x 30 cm
Flor, by Marcia Schvartz (2001)
Technique: ceramics / Measures: 40 x 20 x 20 cm
Visitors are left breathless as they face a
reality they do not wish to see. The second floor of the exhibition is less
severe. There, she displays a series of ceramics representing all kinds of flowers. Sexuality is also present here in pieces that, at first sight, seem
innocent portrayals of Nature.
Erizo, by Marcia Schvartz (1994)
Technique: watercolor on paper / Measures: 28 x 37 cm
Schvartz is a true example of a contemporary
artist and this is an exhibition of what we really are.
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