This trio of exhibitions brings into focus that which escapes the eye but profoundly shapes our shared realities: the invisible. Whether it emerges through electromagnetic frequencies, silenced memories, or affective tensions, the unseen becomes a site of encounter, friction, and resonance.

These exhibitions explore the invisible threads—emotional, historical, or symbolic—that shape our relationships and perceptions. Through distinct yet interconnected approaches, the artists reveal what usually remains hidden: the residue of memory, the tension of distance, the silence of what is not said. Together, their works invite us to contemplate what binds us beyond the visible, in the shifting space where intimacy, absence, and transformation reside.

In the Políglota Room, Alicja Panasiewicz (a Polish artist who collaborated with Adam Panasiewicz) presented her site-specific installation My Personal Cloud, composed of a floating object-based piece, a video, and graphic works created using various techniques during her stay at ´ace.

Claudia Guixot (a Spanish artist and recipient of the 2024 Fundación´ace–Open Portfolio FIG Bilbao Award, present thanks to the collaboration with CCEBA—Centro Cultural de España en Buenos Aires) showcased the results of her exploration of light and materiality produced during her residency. Additionally, prior to the exhibition opening, Claudia led a workshop titled Migrating Images, in which the artist and PhD in Arts shared the technique she developed as part of her doctoral research.

Ana Dulce Collados (Argentina) inaugurated her intervention in the Carapantallas Project, marking the second intervention of the year. Using simple technological elements and precarious integrated circuits, Ana Dulce proposed a participatory installation in which the audience can manipulate the sound and light emitted by the carapantallas through touch.

Claudia Guixot, Spanish artist winner of the Fundación ́ace Award in the last edition of Open Portfolio-Bilbao 2024, arrived in Buenos Aires thanks to the collaboration of the CCEBA. On Wednesday, May 14, as the final activity of her residency in the  ́acePIRAR | Artists-in-Residence International  Program, we will have a workshop and talk with the artist.

In a context where the digital dominates our daily lives, as well as many of the ways of producing and perceiving images, this workshop proposes a pause to explore inkjet transfer as a material, technical and poetic gesture. We will focus on the printed image as an expanded process: a practice that overflows the limits of traditional printmaking, where the graphic is redefined from the tactile, the hybrid and the experimental.

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Did you know that you can take your images to new territories, beyond paper? This workshop invites you to discover the creative potential of inkjet transfer: an accessible technique that allows you to print on non-traditional media such as medium gel and varnish, generating unique experimental results.

We will do demonstrations with inkjet printers, low toxicity and easily accessible materials, to explore a methodology not widely used in the art world beyond its commercial use in design and decoration. In this space, the transfer becomes an expressive resource with which to expand your work, break the limits of traditional printmaking and join the language of expanded print media. Within a context of prevalence of digital media in our daily lives, this workshop is an invitation to reconnect with the tactile, the material and the processual to transform your images into pieces that speak with another texture, another body and another voice.

CLAUDIA GUIXOT
Visual artist, her practice focuses on inkjet transfer processes to give skin to digital images generated from the scanner. She received her PhD in Art: Production and Research at the Universitat Politècnica de València in 2022, where she also studied the Master in Artistic Production (2013). Her academic journey began with a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts at the Miguel Hernández University of Elche (2012). During 2024 she has participated in exhibitions such as the XI Open Portfolio Bilbao or the VI Biennial of València Ciutat Vella Oberta at the Museu de la Ciutat de València, where he shows the materialization of light captured through the scanner.