Andrés Aizicovich

Andrés Aizicovich

by Andrés Aizicovich, Francisco Ali Brouchoud, Laura Hakel

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Andrés Aizicovich (Buenos Aires, 1985) was the winner of the 2017 Premio Braque. He is both an artist and an inventor. Aizicovich's work draws on fantastic narratives in which references to astronomical experiments and science fiction come together and that today seem like a child's game, such as those of the SETI Institute of the NASA and the novels of Jules Verne. "Featuring paraphernalia that looks like a combination of a space ship, a moonshinerœs still and a retro-futuristic musical instrument, the exhibition by Andrés Aizicovich at the Museo de Arte Moderno introduces the viewer to a fantastical machine that promotes faith in communication "--Page 112.

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    How does Andrés Aizicovich blend elements of childhood play with serious scientific inquiry in his retro-futuristic installations?

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    In what ways does the concept of "faith in communication" manifest through the physical machinery and apparatuses featured in the exhibition?

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    If you could operate one of Aizicovich's fantastical machines designed to reach out to the unknown, what message or question would you attempt to transmit?

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