La nevera en la sala
Prats Nogueras Blanchard•Mar 01, 2025 — Apr 16, 2025
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Prats Nogueras Blanchard is delighted to announce the exhibition La nevera en la sala [The fridge in the living room], by Argen-tinean artist Leandro Erlich (Buenos Aires, 1973).
The architecture of the everyday is a recurring theme in Erlich’s practice, aimed at creating a dialogue between what we believe and what we see, just as he seeks to close the distance between the museum or gallery space and daily experience. The ar-tist’s fifth exhibition at the gallery, La nevera en la sala further explores this concern through elements that inhabit the domestic sphere, introducing a series of paintings of doors of household objects -a fridge, a washing machine, the rear of a television, and even one of the gallery’s own doors-.
While reaching the height of its splendour in the Renaissance and Baroque periods, the practice of deceiving the viewer by making the painted seem real through optical and perspective illusions was already being explored by the anci…
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La nevera en la sala
Prats Nogueras Blanchard•Mar 01, 2025 — Apr 16, 2025
Press Release
Prats Nogueras Blanchard is delighted to announce the exhibition La nevera en la sala [The fridge in the living room], by Argen-tinean artist Leandro Erlich (Buenos Aires, 1973).
The architecture of the everyday is a recurring theme in Erlich’s practice, aimed at creating a dialogue between what we believe and what we see, just as he seeks to close the distance between the museum or gallery space and daily experience. The ar-tist’s fifth exhibition at the gallery, La nevera en la sala further explores this concern through elements that inhabit the domestic sphere, introducing a series of paintings of doors of household objects -a fridge, a washing machine, the rear of a television, and even one of the gallery’s own doors-.
While reaching the height of its splendour in the Renaissance and Baroque periods, the practice of deceiving the viewer by making the painted seem real through optical and perspective illusions was already being explored by the anci…
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