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Yosi Negrín

Yosi Negrín Ruiz (Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 1994) is an architect, artist and curator. His work investigates the existing and obscure link between the virtual and the real, focusing on how the construction of landscape and material reality are formed in relation to our knowledge of technology and the digital. Negrín’s architectural background has led him to employ several media such as moving images, 3D imagery, ready-mades, and diverse simulations of the post-natural environment, producing installations that play with and disturb built nature and our perception of space. Currently, Negrín explores how technology shapes not only our vision of reality in the present, but also how it unfolds in space-time, giving rise to the possibility of imagining potential futures. His polymorphic practice is developed from a critical and ecological point of view, shifting between the possible scenarios where the prevailing techno-capitalism’s agents operate. Among his most outstanding solo shows are ‘Zona Cero, Cenotafio Digital’ or ‘2020, Wasted Panorama’. His work has been exhibited in institutions such as Museum of Contemporary Art of Zagreb (Croatia), Conde Duque Cultural Center (Madrid), Maus Hábitos (Porto), TEA (Tenerife), Las Cigarreras (Alicante), the Architecture Biennale (Venice) or in galleries and spaces in Barcelona, Valencia, Palermo, Tehran and New England. Negrín is also co-founder of the Casa Antillón Art and Architecture collective.

Below there are some featured projects in which Lava has closely collaborated with Yosi, providing curatorial, research and production support depending on the specific case. At the end, you can find his whole exhibition list up to this date.

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Solo Exhibitions
 

2020
· Zona Cero: El Cenotafio Digital, El Tanque, Tenerife, Spain
· 2020. Wasted Panorama·, Habitación Número 34, Madrid, Spain