Sol Garcia

“PAISAGEM” arises from the desire to experience the dimension of art in an expanded field, drawing on different artistic languages to create an interplay between body, image, light, and sound. Video/image and music serve as fundamental sources and key aspects of both the creative process and the final piece.

As I progressed through the creative journey, I stumbled upon the works of Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota, whose art is strongly characterized by the use of lines and threads, forming large-scale installations.

“Dialogue from DNA” was the inspiration for a mutable scenography, in which approximately 400 shoes are suspended—tied with red thread—to a single vanishing point. The sensation of becoming my own “landscape” evokes an empty white canvas, an internal system that, though in motion, remains stationary.

I recreated this work (still on a small scale), adopting the concept of the white canvas—white-painted shoes, white threads, and projections walking over the white space, open to receiving any form of information.

The approach to movement induces a sense of continuity and a mantra-like quality—perpetuated by sound and repetition—sometimes transforming the body itself into the landscape.

This creation seeks to embrace the multidisciplinarity of artistic languages, fostering a dialogue between the organic and the inorganic—a conversation between the body and space.