Grégory Clavijo and Chus Antón have been sharing for years a common obsession with the fan movement and teenage pop culture
the rise of dangerous militias
Korea as well as the remains of the Iron Curtain
exploring how it frames our perceptions of hope
by choice of parataxis of the imagination and the symbolic
BE-side(s) work Signed Books Grégory Clavijo and Chus Antón"A thought provoking puzzle, covering parameters of rites, coded languages, rituals and mundane routinesunified, these lingua francas of parallel veracities construct deeper notions and imagery that underlie and challenge concepts of imaginations, dialogism, meaning and reality. At the end of the day, all thats left is to wander follow the traces, and loose track of time in this publication." (Amal Alhaag) Emkal Eyongakpa (Cameroon, 1981) approaches