Sunday July 29, 1923
Object art
2017 México
Case with: 1 handcrafted metal case, 1 silkscreen poster, 3 postal cards.
Case: 38 x 38 cm; poster: 50×78 cm; postal cards: 12 x 7 cm
Black case with silkscreen printing containing a small metal case in 2 versions: Silver .925 and Bronze. The piece is locked with a padlock (and without key). Inside there is a silver object designed for the piece and with a symbolic meaning.
The first image is the silver case created on request by the writer Raymond Roussel about the meeting he had with the astronomer Camille Flammarion, this image and their appointment date, are the starting point of the project Sunday July 29, 1923.
It includes a poster printed in 1 silkscreen ink and on the back a digital printing with images and complementary text written for the piece.
Also there are 3 postcards printed on cotton paper.
An expanded jewelry project that talks about the secret that is kept and the fetishism that it represents, around 2 personalities that were great influence for the art and the science in its time.
Presented for the first time, with a print run of 5 units, at the PaperWorks Art Book Fair in September 2017 at the Museo Tamayo, as part of the Gallery Weekend. México City
The first image is the silver case created on request by the writer Raymond Roussel about the meeting he had with the astronomer Camille Flammarion, this image and their appointment date, are the starting point of the project Sunday July 29, 1923.
It includes a poster printed in 1 silkscreen ink and on the back a digital printing with images and complementary text written for the piece.
Also there are 3 postcards printed on cotton paper.
An expanded jewelry project that talks about the secret that is kept and the fetishism that it represents, around 2 personalities that were great influence for the art and the science in its time.
Presented for the first time, with a print run of 5 units, at the PaperWorks Art Book Fair in September 2017 at the Museo Tamayo, as part of the Gallery Weekend. México City
