- 30 digital drawings (190 x 125 cm), 6 photographies (60 x 30 cm) and
- +Video HD (Dead man walking), 1min 35 seg
- Installation: variable dimensions
- Group exhibition: Human Rights/Copy Rights
- Museum of Contemporary Art, Santiago, Chile
- July - October 2011
Curator: Cristián Gómez-Moya
Sponsor: Studio Digital
30 vector drawings
This set of digital images were made up of vector drawings of portraits of 24 files from
the Archives of Terror in Paraguay, recorded during a visit to the Documentation and Archive
Center at the Palace of Justice in Asuncion, in July 2006, in the context of an art
residency at the Museo del Barro. They were accompanied by 3 diagrams of the cards and 3
images generated by a program that detects the movements of the digital pencil when drawing
on the computer the images mentioned above.
6 digital photographs
Record of the visit to the Archives of Terror at the Palace of Justice, in Asuncion,
Paraguay, 2006.
Dead Man Walking
Animation based on a scanned image of a piece of film that was extracted from Pinochet's
rest house in El Melocotón, in 2006. This object made a long journey to its digitalization,
passing from hand to hand. A layer of supposed subtitles gives a fictionalized account of
this story.
The three main layers of the video have been worked on independently: image, sound and
subtitles. They run parallel, while on the audio level, the voice of the story has
disappeared.