Art is a reflection on memory, its meanings, and its correlations in past, present and future time. It is a mechanism that reaffirms the exactitude of who we are. Speed is another facet of time. At each second, technological efficiency is what counts. Each moment becomes increasingly autonomous, increasingly divorced from human contact.
Physical velocity is relative and neglects the component of our corporeal integrity.
And even tought the artist is constantly addressing a highly defined reality and constructing a totally particular language, with the passage of time he ends up interpreting a collective unconscious. It is a work that signifies a contribution to cultural traditions. Through artistic expressions we can observe that there exists a latent fear of the supremacy of technological logic. Artists express their reservations about dependency on the logic of the computer with its prefabricated routes that rely on efficiency, speed and visibility of the moment. Ana Maria Escallon Director Art Museum of the Americas .