Everything Beneath the Horizon
"The days when atlases were books must have been beautiful."
Vilém Flusser, My Atlas (2012)
Everything Beneath the Horizon (2026) investigates how we represent a territory and what lies beyond a map. Inspired by the essay "My Atlas" by Vilém Flusser, the project reflects on how the visible and audible worlds are revealed and understood through movement, and suggests that all cartography begins with the body.
Through walks in the surrounding area, the artist documented her experience of the landscape using drawings, photographs, videos and sound recordings, thereby creating an archive of her journey. The Arévalo plain and its horizon, which allows us to see great distances, yet which we never quite reach, have been central elements of this work, alongside her interest in cartography and how this technology shapes our perception of territory. Taken together, the works create a window onto the sensory and perceptible experiences of the Arévalo landscape that surrounded the artist.
Created in collaboration with Collegium, Arévalo (ESP)
2026
Photography, video, sound, transparent acrylic, varied paper, magnets, paper clips, microcomputers, LCD touchscreens, amplifiers, loudspeakers, cable, steel, wood.
"Es una llanura.
Llanura significa todo el horizonte.
No tiene montañas, nada de vertientes. Tiene los dos ríos, pero los demás suelen ser llanos."
"It is a plain.
A plain means the whole horizon.
It has no mountains, no slopes at all. It has the two rivers, but the rest is often flat."
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Barcelona - London