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„Waters of High Seas“ is a site-specific installation by Marina Camargo that explores maps as mutable structures of spatial representation. Cut out and painted, the artist’s cartographies transcend their conventional contours, transforming seas and territories into open forms suspended in space. By exploring the exhibition space's transparency, the works reveal both sides: on the one hand, the water areas appear hollowed out and mirrored; on the other, they seem to float around the black silhouettes of the cut-out forms. Transformed into windows, the maps intermingle, rendering the convened cartographies mutable forms and geographies. At the core of the exhibition are the seas and oceans: zones of dispute and transition, marked by displacement and by connections that expand the territories.

(Marina Camargo)

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