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The concept of Spread the Field comes from sports: it refers to a tactic in which players position themselves across the field in order to stretch the opponent’s defense, forcing them to disperse and leaving potential gaps. In this exhibition, however, the term acquires a social resonance. In political discourse it can also refer to phenomena such as dividing communities, the dispersal of attention, or the controversy of issues. Whether through deliberate information warfare or the organic overflow of data, the result is a mixture of the significant and the trivial, thus producing confusion. News about events that until recently would have been unthinkable have become everyday occurrences – yet, overwhelmed by constant stimuli, they are quickly forgotten.
Representation and image-making are processes of knowledge production, tools for understanding our environment and the world; yet when pushed to excess, they may generate chaos and incomprehensible abstraction. Bo…
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The concept of Spread the Field comes from sports: it refers to a tactic in which players position themselves across the field in order to stretch the opponent’s defense, forcing them to disperse and leaving potential gaps. In this exhibition, however, the term acquires a social resonance. In political discourse it can also refer to phenomena such as dividing communities, the dispersal of attention, or the controversy of issues. Whether through deliberate information warfare or the organic overflow of data, the result is a mixture of the significant and the trivial, thus producing confusion. News about events that until recently would have been unthinkable have become everyday occurrences – yet, overwhelmed by constant stimuli, they are quickly forgotten.
Representation and image-making are processes of knowledge production, tools for understanding our environment and the world; yet when pushed to excess, they may generate chaos and incomprehensible abstraction. Bo…























































































