同行/欲望软体跳跳糖 | Eva Fàbregas

“为了生存，欲望必须永远不被满足。”

——Eva Fàbregas

Picture yourself as a block of melting butter, 2017. 

Courtesy of the artist and Fundació Joan Miró, Barcelona ES.

Eva Fàbregas, Those things that your fingers can tell, Kunstverein München, 2019

Eva Fàbregas, Those things that your fingers can tell, Polifilia, Self-organising System, Kunstverein München, 2019

Eva Fàbregas在东伦敦的家中每个角落都种满了植物，浴室里挂满了塑料常青藤，她的作品被戏谑地放置在有机和无机之间。她大胆的雕塑形式穿越软硬二元，并与我们的身体接触或不接触。Fàbregas2019年在慕尼黑艺术博物馆举办的名为“那些你的手指可以告诉你的事情”的展览代表了对触觉声音研究的高潮，在展览中，大型、凹凸不平的雕塑以不同的频率共振，并通过一系列超重低音扬声器对作品中的低音产生回响，就好像它们附着在声波生命支持机器上。

在早期的作品中，观众被邀请蜷缩在他们包裹的柔软中，这些雕塑在空间中跳舞，就像在拥挤的夜总会中狂喜狂欢中颤抖的充满性欲的身体。这些巨大的球状身体悬挂在天花板上，以临床上柔和的颜色在画廊周围盘旋，吸引观众进入一个振动的游戏围栏。Eva Fàbregas认为欲望的满足深深依赖于我们无法触摸、感知或感受的东西，这一点仍然是这些作品的核心。

Eva Fàbregas, Those things that your fingers can tell, Nancey, Kunstverein München, 2019

Eva Fàbregas, Those things that your fingers can tell, Kimberley and Cloe, Nancy, Kunstverein München, 2019

Eva Fàbregas, Those things that your fingers can tell, Kunstverein München, 2019

Picture yourself as a block of melting butter, Royal College of Art, CCA in partnership with Gasworks and Resonance FM, 2018

Picture yourself as a block of melting butter, 2017. Courtesy of the artist and Fundació Joan Miró, Barcelona ES.

The role of unintended consequences (Sofa Compact), 2016. Video still.

Plasmatic bench, exhibition view at CCA Derry~Londonderry, 2016.

Self-organizing system, 2014. Courtesy of the artist and Kunstraum, London UK.

Collapsible units, 2014. Courtesy of the artist and García Galería, Madrid ES.

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