loopholes
reversals
floor
satellite
The surface is made out of meteorites and jesmonite.
The dust on the floor is gathered from the places it has been installed.
including places like: ICA London, Bluecoat - Liverpool Biennial, Chalton Gallery London and my old studio in Glasgow
“Rodrigo Red Sandoval creates a homemade cosmos out of floor dust and bits of satellite dishes.
This grungy sculpture says things to your instincts. It’s the visual equivalent of running a fingernail across a blackboard. It wakes up the senses and readies them for flashes of poetry.”
desertic
Digital prints on A4 Paper, Dimensions variable.
The monumental is not what it used to be, scales change faces with time.
al borde de la Isla
buoy
Upside down plinth filled with rain water.
untitled
Stainless steel with electrostatic paint and digital print on PVC
“The positioning of the Earth within the universal whole determines the conditions under which living organisms can survive on its surface. This dependence of mankind on cosmic events that are uncontrollable and unknown is the source of a specifically modern form of anxiety.”
122 X 244
I replaced a wooden chipboard with a plasticine board
probable impossibilities
Printed Plasticine
“Baroque produces multiplication, an infinity of points of singular annunciation in language, which erases any possibility of Truth (i.e. that labour-time equals value). Therefore, only the arbitrary use of force (Fascism) can create power, a kingdom of arbitrary force between workers and Capital.”
“Rodrigo Red Sandoval, making what it is humanly possible, on a dextrous level, by the person and his or her physical interaction with space. His work uses imaginary printed on Play-Doh, rendered more workable using pasta maker in the studio. Sandoval will create an installation to embellish the surfaces of the gallery. making a “new space” that is playful yet contemplative.”
topoanalysis
