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Transient Forces

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Guided tour of the exhibition Transient Force of Things by Diogo Pimentão, in collaboration with French dancer and choreographer Emmanuel Eggermont.

Diogo Pimentão (Lisbon, 1973) centres his practice on an experimental redefinition of drawing. Working mainly with paper and graphite – sometimes combined with cement, acrylic plaster or wood – and also engaging with video and performance, he creates works that challenge the traditional boundaries of the discipline.

Language: Portuguese

Credits

Concept and direction

Rita Cortez Pinto

Image

© Yvon Lambert, Oblique Gravity, 2013 

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