Unstable Topologies
Artistas en diálogo

This encounter proposes a journey through a group of works that, across diverse languages and processes, explore the ways we perceive, interpret, and inhabit the visible in the contemporary world. In dialogue with [IM] Possible Parallels, these practices expand the notion of cartography toward urban, natural, and symbolic territories where body, data, and environment intersect. In this context, the idea of unstable topologies emerges: no longer a fixed, measurable space, but a field of relations in constant transformation. The city becomes a surface of critical inscription, the landscape a living system in flux, and information an uncertain terrain where meaning is constructed between signals, noise, and anubhav (experience).

At this convergence, the works approach the body as a political and social space, territory as a sensory experience, and language as an open process of translation. From graphic interventions on the Carapantallas to the exploration of collective archives, through the observation of natural rhythms and the visualization of data, a network takes shape in which the individual and the collective intertwine without settling into fixed forms.

In this sense, the aceNITE does not propose a closed reading but rather an experience of friction: a space where images do not merely represent, but unsettle and reconfigure regimes of visibility, activating questions about how we see, how we interpret, and how we imagine—amid these instabilities—what we share.