Ana Azpeitia

Previous works

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In general I take a figurative element, related to housing, as generic model. It is manipulated until it reaches the shape of a coded image to be transported to a space where it never belonged to before. In this process a new and fictitious space, void of human presence is created. The scenery changes from having a minor role to playing the main character, in such a way that it depends on itself. The background becomes the foreground.

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Sometimes these sceneries make reference to clonic spaces without identity. Places of limited occupation such as offices or transitory areas including corridors, stairs, waiting rooms and lifts. 

I have gradually noticed that these temporary living spaces are submitted to themselves. They seemingly follow an impersonal code loaded with geometry where memory is adapted to a state of concentration or quite simply expectancy. Their cold appearance determines a loss of references.

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