Christian Wloch
Christian Wloch (Buenos Aires, 1971) is an Argentinian artist.
Beginnings
Wloch trained in visual arts, film, video, multimedia and new technologies. Through visual and audio compositions explores geometric interdimensional universes generated from the light, sound and perception.[1][2][3][4] . He is the creator of the "Audiovisual Sculpture", a new form of sculpture formed by sound and light in motion.
Exhibitions
He produced numerous exhibitions in museums, festivals, art galleries and cultural centers among which are: National Visual Arts (Palais de Glace, Buenos Aires, 2013/14); Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art-FT (Buenos Aires, 2012) Award; Itaú Cultural Visual Arts Award (Mar del Plata, 2012); 3rd Edition Itaú Cultural Award (Itaú Cultural Space, Buenos Aires, 2012); Culture and Media 6 (Multimedia Development Center, San Martin Cultural Center, Buenos Aires, 2011); Light Action (Law School of Buenos Aires, 2011); Infinity Tower (Parc de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, 2011); Award 3rd edition Arnet Open Pit (Museo Emilio Caraffa, Cordoba, 2011); Museum of Modern Art in Buenos Aires-FT, 6th Edition (Espacio Fundación Telefónica, Buenos Aires, 2010) Award;; Biennial Kosice (Object a, Buenos Aires, 2010) Award Connection (Lordi Contemporary Art, Buenos Aires, 2010); Culture and mean 4 (Centro Cultural San Martín, Buenos Aires, 2009); Onedotzero (Centro Cultural Recoleta, Buenos Aires, 2007–2008); Internal (CCEBA, Buenos Aires, 2007); Night of Museums (National Museums of Buenos Aires, 2007); United Water (Object a, Buenos Aires, 2008); Art Shining (Shining Garden, Buenos Aires, 2007); Open Studio (Buenos Aires Central Post Office, 2006); Mix 05 (Fundación Proa, Buenos Aires, 2005); Wiggle Projection (Experimental Center of the Teatro Colón, Buenos Aires, 2005); Urban Thought (Teatro San Martín, Buenos Aires, 2005); Modulations (Baltar Contemporary, Mar del Plata, 2005); Constellations (Casa Azul, Pta Del Este. 2005); Jurassic Fuga (Argentine Museum of Natural Sciences, Buenos Aires, 2003–2004); Bridges (Samples Garage, Buenos Aires, 2002–2004); Rama Rama (Natural Science Museum of Buenos Aires, 2004); Buenos Aires Urban Electronic (Club Ciudad de Buenos Aires, 2004); Electronics City (Buenos Aires, 2003); Open Studio (San Telmo, Buenos Aires, 2002); Sound + Vision (Buenos Aires, 2002); Elevations (Building Panoramic of Park Tower Buenos Aires, 2002). His works are in private collections in Argentina, Brazil, United States and England. He currently lives and works in Buenos Aires.
Bibliography
- Ana Claudia Garcia, "Linkages in / with space", "Christian Wloch, Link," "Art and New Technologies" Sixth Edition "Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art-FT, 4/5/2010
- Magdalena Jitrik, "Christian Wloch, The desire to reach the light," "wiggle Projection" Fundación Proa, 02/20/2005
References
- ↑ Ariel Duer, "Christian Wloch, maker of illusions" Actizate Weekly, 10/10/2010
- ↑ Garcia, Ana Claudi (April 12, 2012). "Linkages in / with space" (PDF). Museo de Arte moderno de Buenos Aires-FT.
- ↑ Jitrik, Magdalena (April 2, 2005). "the desire to reach the light". Proa Foundation.
- ↑ Wertheimer, Marina (March 27, 2011). "Shows visual arts,". Clarín news.