The idea that isn’t used overshadows others that might arise. The idea is spontaneous; any forcing produces garbage. It’s better to waste an idea than to hold onto it. Let’s get them out, these ideas—after all, they never run out. 

 From these principles emerges Claudio Fiorentini’s installation, accompanied and reinforced by musical creations and sound installations by Alejandro Carballo. In these sound pieces, composed as a suite of compositional models, voices have been inserted that, between musical sequences, represent the unplugging of the stopper, the release of the idea: unrepeatable moments where astonishment, mockery, fear, joy, etc., are the spark of the idea, the transition from passive to active listening. 

 Alongside the exhibition—transient, instantaneous, and impermanent—Tanya Khabrova will improvise a dance, adding something even more ephemeral: movement. 

 Conceptual art, then, and a flow of 'ideas' presented as a unique and unrepeatable event, which can be attended on June 3rd at…