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| Exhibitions Current Upcoming Previous Artists Ivan Argote Elena Bajo Zachary Formwalt Goldin+Senneby Jens Haaning Kristof Kintera Nicoline van Harskamp Mona Vatamanu & Florin Tudor Works by other artists Extramural Le Leaflet Contact | Elena Bajo (b.1975, Spain) lives between Berlin and Los-Angeles. Her
concept-generated practice is concerned with the social and political
dimensions of everyday spaces, the strategies to conceptualize
resistance, the poetics of ideologies, and the relationship between
temporalities and subjectivities. She works individually and
collectively across installation, sculpture, painting, performance,
participatory events, film, text and writing. She uses exhibition
spaces as studios or laboratories, where an experimental, itinerant,
sitespecific performed sculpture unfolds, improvised actions and
choreographed movements. Having as a point of departure art production
processes, working with places as they are given to her and limited by
the materials available around them, she rearranges these found
elements into a new composition, juxtaposing the identities of
prefigured social and political spaces and dimensions, creating a
sometimes cryptic but always revealing new code of signifiers. A
restaging of a space and time, of the past, into future events that
uses chance, contingency and ambiguity of the moment Download Full CV Selected Recent Exhibitions 2013 La Casa Social Encendida, Madrid, Spain Arco Madrid, Section Opening curated by Manuel Segade & Solo Objects curated by Manuel Blanco 2012 Brussels Cologne Contemporaries, Brussels The Abscence of work, Plateform 3, Munich The Factory of Forms / Manifesta 9 Parralel Events, Genk, Limburg, Belgium The Factory of Forms, Jan van Eijck Academy, Maastricht Reconstructing of the Common, D+T Project Gallery, Brussels Who told you so ! Onomatopee, Eindhoven Performance Project curated by Burkhard Meltzer, Liste, Basel 2011 Frieze Frame art Fair London , D+T Project Gallery, Curated by Cecilia Alemani and Rodrigo Moura (c) Uncommon Places: Reinventing the Everyday Extra City Antwerp / ICI New York, Curated by Pieter Vermeulen (c) Studies for an Exhibition | The David Roberts Art Foundation, London, curated Mathieu Copeland (c) Love Letters to a Surrogate Stage ll | MUHKA, Antwerp |