La Cadena de las Américas is an intermedia installation that immerses the viewer in an aleatoric assemblage of unfixed possibilities\, interlacing video dispatches collected from the Venezuelan diaspora with historical footage\, field recordings\, spatialized soundscapes\, an e-was te “penetrable\,” and hammocks. This work arises in the context of the lar gest displacement crisis in the history of the Americas\, alongside the in creasing vilification of migrants\, a flood of hateful\, xenophobic disinf ormation designed to alienate us from our American neighbors south of the border (for America is a continent\, not a country). Cadena is a contrapun tal work that defines its own measures of distance\, foregrounding interde pendence - economic\, sociopolitical and cultural - and framing authoritar ianism and the asymmetric fractures and flows of migration through the len s of the contemporary Venezuelan experience.
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La Cadena de las Américas is an intermedia installation that immerses the viewer in an aleatoric assemblage of unfixe d possibilities\, interlacing video dispatches collected from the Venezuel an diaspora with historical footage\, field recordings\, spatialized sound scapes\, an e-waste “penetrable\,” and hammocks. This work arises in the c ontext of the largest displacement crisis in the history of the Americas\, alongside the increasing vilification of migrants\, a flood of hateful\, xenophobic disinformation designed to alienate us from our American neighb ors south of the border (for America is a continent\, not a country). Cade na is a contrapuntal work that defines its own measures of distance\, fore grounding interdependence - economic\, sociopolitical and cultural - and f raming authoritarianism and the asymmetric fractures and flows of migratio n through the lens of the contemporary Venezuelan experience.
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La Cadena de las Américas is an intermedia installation that immerses the viewer in an aleatoric assemblage of unfixed possibilities\, interlacing video dispatches collected from the Venezuelan diaspora with historical footage\, field recordings\, spatialized soundscapes\, an e-was te “penetrable\,” and hammocks. This work arises in the context of the lar gest displacement crisis in the history of the Americas\, alongside the in creasing vilification of migrants\, a flood of hateful\, xenophobic disinf ormation designed to alienate us from our American neighbors south of the border (for America is a continent\, not a country). Cadena is a contrapun tal work that defines its own measures of distance\, foregrounding interde pendence - economic\, sociopolitical and cultural - and framing authoritar ianism and the asymmetric fractures and flows of migration through the len s of the contemporary Venezuelan experience.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251010T110000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251010T180000 LAST-MODIFIED:20260409T202258Z SUMMARY:La Cadena de las Américas TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:
La Cadena de las Américas is an intermedia installation that immerses the viewer in an aleatoric assemblage of unfixe d possibilities\, interlacing video dispatches collected from the Venezuel an diaspora with historical footage\, field recordings\, spatialized sound scapes\, an e-waste “penetrable\,” and hammocks. This work arises in the c ontext of the largest displacement crisis in the history of the Americas\, alongside the increasing vilification of migrants\, a flood of hateful\, xenophobic disinformation designed to alienate us from our American neighb ors south of the border (for America is a continent\, not a country). Cade na is a contrapuntal work that defines its own measures of distance\, fore grounding interdependence - economic\, sociopolitical and cultural - and f raming authoritarianism and the asymmetric fractures and flows of migratio n through the lens of the contemporary Venezuelan experience.
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La Cadena de las Américas is an intermedia installation that immerses the viewer in an aleatoric assemblage of unfixed possibilities\, interlacing video dispatches collected from the Venezuelan diaspora with historical footage\, field recordings\, spatialized soundscapes\, an e-was te “penetrable\,” and hammocks. This work arises in the context of the lar gest displacement crisis in the history of the Americas\, alongside the in creasing vilification of migrants\, a flood of hateful\, xenophobic disinf ormation designed to alienate us from our American neighbors south of the border (for America is a continent\, not a country). Cadena is a contrapun tal work that defines its own measures of distance\, foregrounding interde pendence - economic\, sociopolitical and cultural - and framing authoritar ianism and the asymmetric fractures and flows of migration through the len s of the contemporary Venezuelan experience.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251011T110000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251011T180000 LAST-MODIFIED:20260409T202258Z SUMMARY:La Cadena de las Américas TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:
La Cadena de las Américas is an intermedia installation that immerses the viewer in an aleatoric assemblage of unfixe d possibilities\, interlacing video dispatches collected from the Venezuel an diaspora with historical footage\, field recordings\, spatialized sound scapes\, an e-waste “penetrable\,” and hammocks. This work arises in the c ontext of the largest displacement crisis in the history of the Americas\, alongside the increasing vilification of migrants\, a flood of hateful\, xenophobic disinformation designed to alienate us from our American neighb ors south of the border (for America is a continent\, not a country). Cade na is a contrapuntal work that defines its own measures of distance\, fore grounding interdependence - economic\, sociopolitical and cultural - and f raming authoritarianism and the asymmetric fractures and flows of migratio n through the lens of the contemporary Venezuelan experience.
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