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This set draws inspiration from American press conferences, with those patterned carpets and colourful curtains, as in American hotels, to which I added a popular clothes-drying device, so familiar to us, complete with line and sheets.  
 
This set draws inspiration from American press conferences, with those patterned carpets and colourful curtains, as in American hotels, to which I added a popular clothes-drying device, so familiar to us, complete with line and sheets.  
 
A press conference is nothing more than a place for sending out messages, washing dirty laundry or simply discussing everyday trivia, a place where language takes the form of equivalence, hypnotism and two-dimensionality.  
 
A press conference is nothing more than a place for sending out messages, washing dirty laundry or simply discussing everyday trivia, a place where language takes the form of equivalence, hypnotism and two-dimensionality.  

Latest revision as of 09:57, 10 January 2008


Alvaro García de Zúñiga's plays


Conférence de Presse/ press conference - the set


Conferencia-de-imprensa-005.jpg


“A flat, reliefless world” by João Louro


This set draws inspiration from American press conferences, with those patterned carpets and colourful curtains, as in American hotels, to which I added a popular clothes-drying device, so familiar to us, complete with line and sheets. A press conference is nothing more than a place for sending out messages, washing dirty laundry or simply discussing everyday trivia, a place where language takes the form of equivalence, hypnotism and two-dimensionality. A press conference is a place where height and width exist, but depth is gone. It is that flat, reliefless world I have tried to highlight in this text.




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