ABRE ALAS #18
Mônica Coster, Esôfago, 2021
grafite sobre casca de ovo e cerâmica
[graphite on eggshell and ceramic]
[graphite on eggshell and ceramic]
38 x 5 x 5 cm
[15 x 2 x 2 in]
[15 x 2 x 2 in]
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Esôfago coloca em confronto a representação anatômica dos seres vivos e a materialidade do corpo animal presentificada no ovo da galinha. Sobre sua casca, o desenho do sistema digestório da...
Esôfago coloca em confronto a representação anatômica dos seres vivos e a materialidade do corpo animal presentificada no ovo da galinha. Sobre sua casca, o desenho do sistema digestório da ave aponta para a relação majoritariamente digestória que se estabelece entre humanos e animais e como estes, por sua vez, também se vinculam a outros seres dentro de uma cadeia alimentar. O trabalho se insere em uma investigação sobre a noção de “digestão expandida”, que considera a tessitura de relações de consumo e incorporação que envolvem o homem e a forma como influi sobre os seres que digere.
Esôfago (Esophagus) confronts the anatomical representation of living beings and the materiality of the animal body present in the chicken egg. On its shell, the drawing of the bird's digestive system points to the mostly digestive relationship that is established between humans and animals and how these, in turn, are also linked to other beings within a food chain. The work is part of an investigation into the notion of “expanded digestion”, which considers the weaving of relations of consumption and incorporation that involve man and the way he influences the beings he digests.
Esôfago (Esophagus) confronts the anatomical representation of living beings and the materiality of the animal body present in the chicken egg. On its shell, the drawing of the bird's digestive system points to the mostly digestive relationship that is established between humans and animals and how these, in turn, are also linked to other beings within a food chain. The work is part of an investigation into the notion of “expanded digestion”, which considers the weaving of relations of consumption and incorporation that involve man and the way he influences the beings he digests.