Camarote Equivocado, by Sebastián Gordín...

1:28 p.m.

11/27/17 - In the great big white rectangle of Ruth Benzacar's gallery, Sebastián Gordín (Buenos Aires, 1969) displays the latest of his collection. At first sight we might say there's a little of everything: small figurines, sensorial artworks, sculptures, installations and the amazing fish tanks with their eternal rain. The montage is maze-like and in each corner we discover an artwork. In the very beginning, dyed plated woods catch our eyes with their never-ending lines that seem to be moving. One of them, Concheto spaziale, is a clear reference to someone that made space into another space: Lucio Fontana. Ahead we see some figurines in the shape of chess bishops placed in front of mirrors or stands with a painting. Then come Gordin's much awaited fish tanks, which are always enchanting to visitors. Finally, a little bronze sculpture. The exhibition is joined by a text by Mariano Pensotti, entitled "Camarote Equivocado" ("wrong cabin"), which contain a series of mottos more related to life itself than to the mix-up of doors.