A RELIABLE KIND OF UNCERTAINTY

2015


A series of sculptures that sound out the relationship between geometry and movement in the act of playing.




“A reliable kind of uncertainty”

Vinyl, tiles, wood.
150 x 150 cm.
2015


The basic shapes (square, triangle and circle) used by 3 classic board games are mixed together on a single surface. Chess uses the square in a game that depends on our mental ability to plan a strategy. Backgammon uses the triangle and is a game that mixes strategy with chance, given that it is played with dice. Twister uses circles. The game depends on your physical ability to maintain balance and it is subordinate to chance, since it uses a roulette. These different playing mechanics are shown in the way the elements that correspond to each of the games relate to the grid on the floor.




"Slinky"

Plastic, concrete.
70 x 55 x 10cm.
2015




"The answer is on the pattern"

Computer generated video.
Variable length.
2015




"Untitled (balloons)"

Helium filled balloons, metal.
180 x 100 x 90 cm.
2015