Hall Three

Small Works, Models, and Found Objects through Observation and the Dark Room

The reconstruction of a shattered dream in the works of this hall, consisting of paintings, boxes, models, and vitrines, is a reconstruction of what the artist has been able to shape around himself: a process shaped by encountering the shattered dream and through the perspective of the observer, who has both witnessed and depicted facts from a window, in the face of events over time that sometimes cannot be changed, according to the artist’s held belief. This hall, whose works are deliberately condensed in showcases, represents our collective memory and mental world, which is in the process of becoming complex and tangled. The hall serves as a prelude to the works of Hall Four.