Photography: Viviane Gandra (Xepa)
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intervention/video-essay - Unquillo (Córdoba, Argentina), 2007 September
action Serra da Moeda (MG, Brasil), 2006 September
collective of studies about that everything
XEPA's blog
Xepa Collective - founded and directed by Marcelino Peixoto and Viviane Gandra - acts since 2005, having as main focus actions/interventions in varied spaces and formats.
The idea of something that exceeds (material or symbolic), that overflows, that unbalances - and in the unbalance act itself puts the things in movement - configures the strategy of Xepa Collective, because the knowledge is not static, but it’s a kind of continuous sliding.
The idea of something that exceeds (material or symbolic), that overflows, that unbalances - and in the unbalance act itself puts the things in movement - configures the strategy of Xepa Collective, because the knowledge is not static, but it’s a kind of continuous sliding.
Xepartners
- Carlos Trovão (BH, Brasil)
- Cecilia Romero (Buenos Aires, Argentina / BH, Brasil)
- CEIA - Centre of Experimentation and Information in Art
- Isabela Prado (BH, Brasil)
- Jimena Gavazza (Córdoba, Argentina)
- Juan Der Hairabedian (Córdoba, Argentina)
- Lucas Di Pascuale (Córdoba, Argentina)
- Mameto Muiandê - Mãe Efigênia (BH, Brasil)
- Marcelo Márquez (Unquillo, Argentina)
- Marco Paulo Rolla (BH, Brasil)
- Marcos Hill (BH, Brasil)
- Margarida Campos (BH, Brasil)
- Margarida Heredia (Unquillo, Argentina)
- Pedro Miranda (BH, Brasil)
- Pluja Project'Foundation (Unquillo, Argentina)
- Selva Negra Group - Alicia Sánchez, José Luis Quinteros, Sergio Alvarez, Guillermo Lupiañez (Córdoba, Argentina)
- Silvia Carbone (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
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Followers
Feed Demolición/Construcción (Córdoba, Argentina)
Feed Vírgula-Imagem :: Marcelo Terça-Nada (Belo Horizonte, Brasil)
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VACÍO (EMPTY)
intervention/video-essay - Unquillo (Córdoba, Argentina), 2007 September
DISPERSÃO (DISPERSION)
action Serra da Moeda (MG, Brasil), 2006 September
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