Marte, Pablo

Bocetos con error de ratio para créditos de pospelícula (2025)

Installation
2025
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Bocetos con error de ratio para créditos de pospelícula [Sketches with Error Ration for Post-Film Credits] (2025)
Installation. Pastel on paper
Specific location dimensions
168 drawings. 29,7 x 42 cm each
BA Collection
Registration No.: 2025.635.168

Marte’s art works around writing, graphics, audiovisual, conversation and performance. That is all rolled out in a way that is never straight, direct or obvious between desire and experience, what has been lived and is yet to come. A way of investigating, concocting, writing and drawing where the artist ‘flits like a butterfly’. In other words, the very wandering and shifting becomes a dialectic form of orientation: it is a game of self hide and seek. Two pieces emerge in this process: an artist’s book that contains wrapping paper bags, and foil that contained food eaten by the artist while producing his work; and a wall installation that contains different transformations of two recurrent drawings (a two-headed swan and an imploding volcano) in his work and which the artist produces with a certain automatism in his performance, literary and film production.

Pablo Marte (Cádiz, 1975) is an artist and researcher. His practice revolves around how processes of image signification and discourse production are articulated—and re-articulated—through a symptomatic, expansive, and heterogeneous practice of montage. He has presented his work in contexts such as the Bilbao Fine Arts Museum, Zinebi Festival, O cineclube (Santiago de Compostela), HANGAR Artistic Research Center (Lisbon), Koldo Mitxelena, Azkuna Zentroa, Tabakalera, Kadist Art Foundation (Paris), CA2M (Móstoles, Madrid), Artium, BAD (Bilbao Theater and Performance Festival), Arteleku, and BilbaoArte Foundation, among others.

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