Institutions, Venice
Group Exhibition
Lavati La Bocca Con Il Sapone
Soap CultureTo make an appointment, please visit: tinyurl.com/3e73mf57 Room 1: Mirosław Bałka Étienne Chambaud Teodoro Teadora Thembinkosi Hlatshwayo Room 2: Phil Collins Room 3: Mona Hatoum Wolfgang Tillmans Manuel Alvarez Bravo Room 4: Thomas Mailaender Room 5: Murmur Low Jack Room 6: Gabriel Orozco Mimosa Echard Room 7: Dominique Gonzalez Foerster Room 8: Murmur Room 9: Rare Books Namacheko Soap culture is a superficial tension of bubbles, with no prediction for its burst, a fragile liquid and spontaneous multimedia platform with no static shape, containing our reflections, transmitting transfers. Between different states, places, surfaces, bodies, entities, just like soap… Subjective, objective, it is possible to rearrange its order. Two bubbles meet, they share their volumes to form a single bubble. Two bubbles merge, coupling, they typically do not become one enclosed sphere. Instead, they stick together, Before they pop. In outside and inside pressure, a bubble is a closed soap film with dazzling colors. Watching you with bubble measures … a soap Murmur. Soap Club. Soap Culture. Every day, a soap text. Every day, a soap song. Every day, a soap opera. Every day, a soap dance. What do you share, what do you hide? Nothing? To show me what you make disappear, and just think of recycling it. But if it was just a dirty sound system….. Soap party songs. Appearance and disappearance. Rain. Water. Drop. Bubbles. Sponge. Smell. Iridescence. Iridescence. Iridescence sh sh sh. Iridescence. Sex. Songs. Soap bar martini. Soap case. Soap furniture. Soap underwears. What about food? And cakes? What about architecture? A soap for traveling? The soaps of a travel. The army soap. Soap train. Soap fossils. Soap fat. Fight club. Soap library. Book of soap. Bubbly words. Soap orgasms. Washing someone. Washing yourself. Washing each other. Washing your hands. Fingerprints. Message in a soap. Message in a bubble. Soft with water, hard without.