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LONDON 2012 provisional NAME EMAIL WEBSITE BASED IN PROPOSAL CAN YOU HOST? (London based) Adriana Cereijo adrianacereijomartin@ gmail.com Madrid The project would be a group portraits showing the different kind of Madrid citizens. Taking a map of the center of Madrid and going neighborhood by neighborhood taking pictures from the people who lives there, in their natural enviroment. Showing the way we live in here. The idea is making a group of photographies, doesn't matter the technique, anagogic or digital photography, or trying instant photography, lomography... doesn't matter. Alejandro Cinque [email protected] http://a00005.tumblr.co m/ Madrid cinque 1990 He lives in Madrid where he explores the traditional disciplines as well as the new techniques and methodologies (from drawings and prints to photography, collage, paintings, installations…) looking for the perfect matching between theme and medium: the definition of the artist, body as inspiration and the study of my generation… as well as the context that surrounds the piece. His photographies have been published in different magazines such as cyan mag, vice and lamono.
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LONDON 2012 provisional  

   NAME  

 EMAIL  

 WEBSITE  

 BASED  IN  

 PROPOSAL  

CAN  YOU  HOST?  (London  based)  

Adriana  Cereijo    

[email protected]  

  Madrid   The  project  would  be  a  group  portraits  showing  the  different  kind  of  Madrid  citizens.  Taking  a  map  of  the  center  of  Madrid  and  going  neighborhood  by  neighborhood  taking  pictures  from  the  people  who  lives  there,  in  their  natural  enviroment.  Showing  the  way  we  live  in  here.  The  idea  is  making  a  group  of  photographies,  doesn't  matter  the  technique,  anagogic  or  digital  photography,  or  trying  instant  photography,  lomography...  doesn't  matter.  

 

Alejandro  Cinque    

[email protected]   http://a00005.tumblr.com/  

Madrid   cinque  1990  He  lives  in  Madrid  where  he  explores  the  traditional  disciplines  as  well  as  the  new  techniques  and  methodologies  (from  drawings  and  prints  to  photography,  collage,  paintings,  installations…)  looking  for  the  perfect  matching  between  theme  and  medium:  the  definition  of  the  artist,  body  as  inspiration  and  the  study  of  my  generation…  as  well  as  the  context  that  surrounds  the  piece.  His  photographies  have  been  published  in  different  magazines  such  as  cyan  mag,  vice  and  lamono.  

 

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He  has  also  exhibited  in  the  Fine  Art  University  of  Madrid,  the  last  being  an  installation  called  G´lory  Hole  with  Jorge  Fuster.  He  also  took  part  in  the  charity  exhibition  “10  artisti  per  l’AIL”  (Milán).  He  is  currently  working  as  an  active  member  of  ZOMBIESTUDIO  with  the  project  “disposable  generation”  and  other  projects  that    investigate  social  movements  in  line  with  contemporary  art.    

Alejandro  Otero    

[email protected]   http://thelawlessmanoverthemarshills.blogspot.com  

Madrid   I  am  interested  in  any  experience  that  requires  an  approach  to  drawing  and  sculpture.  I  move  between  these  two  brackets.  This  year  I  am  developing  a  project  that  deals  with  the  conception  of  the  body  as  an  object,  a  design,  an  inert  dummy,  an  object  on  hold.  Previously  I  adressed  the  study  of  the    dependence  of  the  human,  being  treated  from  different  points  of  view.  

 

Alexia   [email protected]  

http://www.facebook.com/?ref=tn_tnmn  

Madrid   My  work  recently  is  to  create  collective  or  individual  actions,  but  always  trying  to  interact  or  interfere  in  the  daily  life  of  the  rest.  I  mean,  my  last  project  was  to  move  money  from  my  account  with  $  5  bills  and  write  them  a  message  that  might  give  pause  to  those  who  read  it.  I  am  interested  in  the  process  but  the  final  work,  as  I  consider  the  process  as  a  work  in  itself  not  as  a  means  to  achieve  something,  in  fact  that  something  does  not  interest  me  and  my  work  would  be  impossible  to  make  it  provoked  so  single  document  the  process.  Another  of  my  projects  was  to  create  a  prototype  web  information  search  that  lets  you  search,  by  that  I  mean  that  in  my  work  I  try  to  "wake  up"  by  the  viewer  thinking  and  dive  in  my  work  unintentionally.  

 

Alyn  Gwyndaf    

[email protected]   http://www.gwyndaf.com  

London  

I've  been  thinking  about  the  notion  of  interpersonal  distance,  and  the  barriers  that  get  erected  between  people,  whether  imposed  or  chosen.  These  might  be  the  physical  pens  of  open-­‐plan  offices,  or  their  hushed  working  culture;  choosing  to  wear  an  iPod  to  avoid  contact  on  the  Tube,  the  security  glass  at  many  service  counters,  or  simply  people  being  too  'busy'  to  fully  engage  and  connect  with  each  other.  I'm  already  working  towards  exploring  this  in  the  form  of  an  audio-­‐based  installation,  but  would  be  especially  interested  in  exploring  different  cultural  takes  on  this.  For  example,  whether  such  isolation/individualism  is  a  construct  of  London,  the  UK,  or  comparable  in  Madrid  or  wider  Spain.  I  work  across  different  forms,  including  live  performance,  written,  audio  

Possibly,  of  accommodation  only  (not  venue!)  

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and  vido  work  and  practical,  physical  making.  I'm  especially  interested  in  under-­‐used  senses,  such  as  touch  and  smell.  These  tend  to  come  together  as  a  project  demands,  so  at  this  stage,  I'm  more  sure  about  the  territory  I'd  like  to  explore  than  the  exact  form  in  which  this  would  manifest  itself.  However,  it's  quite  possible  that  this  might  involve  live  elements,  and  maybe  participative;  perhaps  with  food  and  conversation.  Or  maybe  the  absence  of  both/either.  One  thought  for  exploring  this  is  the  dinner  party  in  which  different  guests  are  invited  to  put  on  an  iPod  and  explore  how  this  affects  their  relationship  to  others.  Audio  content  as  yet  unknown,  but  perhaps  this  might  contain  malicious  gossip  or  facebook  feeds,  inviting  a  reading  of  people  based  on  third-­‐party,  tangible  information  ,  rather  than  first-­‐hand  nuanced  human  judgement.  Which  will  we  trust  more?  Abstracted  information  relayed  by  an  'authoritative'  source,  or  our  own  direct  experience?  As  I  understand  the  aim  of  MilesKm  would  be  to  forge  collaborative  development,  I  think  this  is  about  as  far  as  I'd  want  to  develop  the  idea  alone.  It  seems  more  approrpriate  that  further  development  and  realisation  should  progress  as  a  collaborative  venture.  But  I  hope  this  provides  sufficient  framework  to  move  it  forward.    

Andrealoik    

[email protected]   http://andrealoik.wordpress.com  

Spain   I  am  a  student  of  Fine  Arts  at  inMadrid.  My  work  focuses  on  paintings  and  drawings.  The  thematic  is  usually  urban  landscapes,  architecture  and  portraits.  

 

Andrea  Rodriguez  Perez    

 [email protected]    

http://andrearope.blogspot.com/  

  Personally  and  professionally  I  usually  base  my  work  on  portraits,  using  photos  as  a  starting  point.  When  I    try  to  do  something  different  I  focus  on  plastic  arts.  Talking  about  painting,  I  make  the  whole  work  around  patches,  I  try  to  show  the  reality  let  it  flowing,  I  mean,  I  like  hyperrealistim  but  I  try  to  capture  it  in  a  more  simplistic  way,  starting  from  patches.  

 

Andrés  Lozano    

hello@andres-­‐lozano.com  

http://www.andres-­‐lozano.com/  

Madrid   I  am  an  student  of  design  in  Universidad  Complutense  of  Madrid,  as  design  student  I  am  interested  in  illustration  and  design,  but  also  in  painting  and  drawing.  I  would  like  to  develop  a  project  mixing  both  illustration  and  painting.  My  recurring  themes  are  urban  landscapes  and  human  portraits.  

 

Anna   house.of.anna@thelitch http://annalitchfield.blo Londo Hi!  I  would  like  to  do  a  collaboration  using  photography  or  sculpture.   Yes  

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Litchfield    

fields.plus.com   gspot.com   n   The  ideas  is  that  one  person  starts  with  a  photo  or  sculpture,  and  the  other  person  replies  with  something  that  they  think  is  connected,  then  I  reply,  then  you  reply,  and  on  and  on.  This  can  be  related  to  the  colour,  shape,  composition...  anything  really!  

Anna  Spain    

[email protected]  

  London  

No  proposal  at  present.......!    

Antonio  Torres    

[email protected]  

http://antonio-­‐torres.tumblr.com/  

Madrid   If  you  take  a  look  at  my  website  you  can  see  that  my  main  interest  is  painting,  considered  as  the  very  act  of  painting,  along  with  video  performance  and  urban  interventions.  It  is  interesting  to  see  the  pictorial  value  I  give  to  these  means.  The  theme  I  usually  deal  with  is  my  identity  as  an  individual  in  a  society  that  has  been  imposed  on  me,  the  fight  against  society  and  my  little  interest  in  being  part  of  it.  

 

Archie  Morris    

[email protected]  

  London  

Have  it  large.    

 

Archie  Sinclair    

[email protected]  

http://www.ditchweed.co.uk  

London  

I'm  a  digital  media  artist  based  in  north  London,  I  work  alot  with  video,  but  am  interested  in  creating  interactive  works  using  code,  I  don't  have  any  specific  ideas  for  the  project  right  now  but  would  be  interested  in  collaborating  to  make  something  new,  past  themes  in  my  work  include,  structalism,  religion,  repetition  and  post  modernism.    

Yes  

Carlota    

[email protected]    

http://thegooglyeye.blogspot.com  

Spain   I've  done  some  projects  where  I've  worked    with  the  pass  of  time,  a  set  of  personal  decisions  and  external  elements  do  to  our  lives.  the  wrong  use  that  the  young  people  are  doing  with  their  bodies,  what  the  drugs  mean  to  our  society.  I  like    to  draw,  the  video  art,  the  performances,  and  more  tecnics.  I  really  think  that  a  team  work  is  wealth-­‐producing,  and  I  would  love  to  improve  my  nowledge  by  interacting  with  other  cultures  and  other  artist.    

 

Ching  Wong    

[email protected]   http://www.artisbanana.com  

London  

My  practice  is  about  the  perception,  interpretation  and  emotional  resonance  of  daily  life  observation.    By  using  the  form  of  repetition  of  different  objects  to  transform  with  the  various  density,  duration  and  evolution.  Between  human  and  nature,  manufactory  and  craftsmanship,    I  am  embodying  the  boundary  between  the  illusory  material  world  and  the  changeable  concrete  nature.    In  order  to  respond  to  how  the  global  and  mass  manufacturing  culture  affect  our  understanding  of  reality  and  values.  

I  can  try    

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Chris  Ilankovan    

[email protected]    

http://thericecalendar.blogspot.com/  

London  

My  work  looks  to  reveal  implicit  social  structures  and  hidden  power  relations  through  the  creation  of  a  visual  narrative  rooted  in  personal  cultural  reference.    In  would  be  interesting  to  combine  aspects  of  another  culture  to  find  a  medium  that  unearths  hidden  or  presently  undeveloped  similarities  in  background.    To  be  realised  in  a  hopefully  multimedia  format.  

Not  at  the  moment  

Christopher  Lawrence    

[email protected]  

http://christopherlawrence.co.uk  

London  

I'd  like  to  work  with  someone  interested  in  making  a  short  film.  I've  recently  obtained  several  obsolete  video  cameras  including  super-­‐8mm  film  and  a  VHS  recorder  and  would  like  to  collaborate  with  someone  to  see  what  we  can  do  with  them.  I  don't  have  any  set  ideas  for  the  film  but  anyone  who  enjoys  dressing  up  in  a  60s/70s  style  and  collecting  odd  film  props  especially  welcome!  

Yes  

Christiaens  Alien    

[email protected]  

  Brussels  

To  be  nice  and  make  nice  work  working.    

 

Declan  Jenkins,  James  Yule,  Jonathan  Kelly  

[email protected]  

http://declanjenkins.com/  

London  

I  want  to  put  together  an  installation.  One  possibility  would  be  a  work  that  would  be  continually  in  a  state  of  installation  and  deinstllation.  A  group  of  appointment  janitors  would  set  up  and  take  down  the  work  over  and  over  again.  At  the  heart  would  be  a  performance-­‐  all  of  the  elements  would  culminate  in  this.  Hopefully  with  music.  Any  Collaborative  proposal  needs  to  be  constructed  on  a  collaborative  basis.  Once  I  have  a  collaborator  we'll  flesh  out  a  proper  proposal,  and  I'm  extremely  confident  that  we'll  produce  a  mind  blowing  piece  of  art.  

Only  in  an  emergency    

Demelza  Watts      

[email protected]  

http://demelzawatts.com  

London  

My  current  practice  is  very  ideas  lead  and  I  tend  to  work  with  text,  ready-­‐made  objects  and  video.  I  am  up  for  any  sort  of  collaboration.  I  am  keen  to  experiment  and  try  new  things.    

Happy  to  host.  

Diego  Alonso  Asensio  

[email protected]   http://diegofotografia.wordpress.com  

Spain    I  would  like  to  introduce  myself  as  an  enthusiastic  about  photography  and  arts.  I  would  like  to  collaborate  in  this  project  with  anyone  interested  in  photography  or  any  mixed  technique  that  involves  it.  As  you  could  see  in  my  web,  most  of  my  work  is  about  social  life.  As  long  as  what  really  matters  here  is  to  share  and  create  I'm  open  to  create  new  concepts  and  works.  I  keep  on  investigating  everyday,  but  recently  I've  been  thinking  about  a  

 

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project  related  with  how  people  deal  with  changes  in  their  lives,  phase  changes  in  physics  terms,  what  the  education  has  to  do  with  it  and,  finally,  how  it  affects  people  happiness.    

Diego  Porral  

[email protected]  

http://arthitecturediegoporral.blogspot.com/  

Madrid    I´d  like  to  take  part  to  experience  what  some  of  my  friends  have  experienced  last  year.  I´ve  been  recommended  this  journey,  and  I  think  it  suits  me  a  great  deal.  I  study  architecture,  but  take  on  art  as  a  hobby.  I  usually  do  pen  drawings,  although  last  month  I  started  taking  oil  classes.  I  tend  to  do  more  realistic  things,  rather    than  abstract,  I  don´t  know  if  this  is  what  you  are  looking  for,  but  check  out  my  blog  and  see  for  yourself.  Thanks.  

 

Eafstralou1    

[email protected]  

http://eviafstralou.wordpress.com    

London  

I  am  a  sculpture  student  ,  and  i  work  mainly  with  ready  made  objects.  My  work  stands  between  sculpture  and  performance  ,  and  the  objects  I  create  suggest  a  series  of  movements  that  i  have  imposed  on  them.  At  this  point,I  am  interested  in  making  a  film  about  escapism  and  voyeurism.How  would  people  escape,  from  unwanted  situations,  restrained  places  ,  or  simply  runaway.  In  other  words,  how  would  they  escape  gravity.My  main  inspiration  for  the  film,  came  from  Rebecca  Horn's  'Buster's  Bedroom',  where  two  women,  one  voluntarily  and  the  other  involuntarily  become  patients  on  a  mental  asylum.  I  am  planning  to  use  situations  from  everyday  life,  because  I  believe  'escaping'  is  a  universal  subconscious  drive.  I  will  try  and  demonstrate  it  in  the  most  literal  and  yet  comically  tragic  way.  Through  air  or  water,  overall  the  denial  of  gravity!    

Yes  

Elainemellis    

[email protected]  

  London  

Working  with  a  range  of  media  my  practice  draws  upon  a  broad  range  of  formal  references  to  explore  urban  landscapes  and  environments  to  reveal  the  way  that  activity,  movement  and  light  is  inscribed  in  place.  Through  this  process  I  investigates  the  relationship  between  perception,  visualisation  and  understanding.  The  resulting  works  reflect  on  the  everyday  whilst  making  visible  the  poetry  of  chance  connections,  moods  and  paradoxes.  

No  

El  enigma  de  la  fruta  

[email protected]  

http://elenigmadelafruta.com  

Madrid,  Dublin  

Having  fun!!  Share  our  attitude  with  people.    

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&  Stockholm  

Eléonore  Lubna        

[email protected]  

www.eleonorelubna.tumblr.com    

Belgium  

I’m  a  photographer,  basically  I  work  with/on/for  people.  Portraits,  nudes.  Confronting  our  bodies  to  our  different  geographical  origins.  Photographing  mankind  in  order  to  grasp  the  natural.  Divert  the  artifice.  Beauty  in  the  everyday,  simplicity.    

 

Elspeth  Penfold  

[email protected]  

http://www.elspethpenfold.com  

London  

I  would  like  to  create  an  installation  which  would  involve  the  construction  of  a  shrine/home  altar  depicting  our  quest  for  Icons  across  cultures  and  epochs.  The  materials  I  would  propose  to  use  would  be  knitted  string  and  wire  in  which  iconography  will  be  displayed.  

Yes  

Emilie  Gordon  

[email protected]  

http://emiliegordon.wordpress.com/  

Between  London  and  Surrey  

I'm  afraid  my  blog/website  needs  to  be  updated,  if  you  want  to  see  photographs  of  my  recent  and  new  work,  please  email  me.  At  the  moment  I  am  a  generalist,  I  flitter  between  mediums,  I  am  deciding  whether  I  want  to  specialize  in  Metalwork,  textile  or  ceramics.  I  have  worked  with  clay,  silk  painting,  drawing,  sewing  fabric  objects  and  other  sculpture  materials.  I  also  do  short  creative  writing.  My  main  area  of  interest  has  always  been  the  human  anatomy,  medical  science  and  human  evolution,  the  main  focus  being  on  the  development  of  the  human  hand.  I  find  architecture  to  be  a  great  interest  and  influence,  understanding  the  importance  of  social  context  and  environmental  issues.    Post-­‐modern  and  radical  architecture,  urban  vs.  nature.  I  must  add  I  also  have  done  a  lot  of  reading  about  Walking,  the  history  of  walking  and  the  landscape  and  also  edge  lands,  places  between  the  urban  and  country  spaces,  I  have  this  idea  about  Pylons  acting  as  a  sort  of  mapping  system,  we  see  them  but  when  do  we  ever  explore  the  spaces  around  them.  I  was  involved  in  MilesKm  2011  and  I  am  back  again  looking  for  anyone  who  has  interesting  ideas  and  wants  to  experiment  with  materials  and  space,  perhaps  throw  some  walking  in  to  the  mix,  I'd  like  to  look  at  architecture  and  sculptural  processes.    

I  have  friends  that  could  host  

Emilio   [email protected] http://www.emiliodrodr Madrid   The  media  I  primarily  work  with  are  painting  and  drawing.  Thematically    

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David  Rodríguez  Rodríguez    

m   iguez.blogspot.com    

my  work  tends  to  focus  on  the  inner  lives  of  others-­‐-­‐I  am  very  interested  in  the  relationship  between  people  and  their  environments  and  how  that  reflects  and  influences  these  very  personal  inner  worlds.  I  approach  this  theme  from  several  different  points  of  view.  I  attempt  to  keep  in  mind  the  internal  and  external  factors  that  influence  each  person's  inner  world,  as  well  as  the  consequences  these  factors  have  on  both  a  personal  and  collective  level.  

Emma  Dixon    

[email protected]  

http://emma-­‐dixon.tumblr.com  

London  

I  am  an  interdisciplinary  artist  currently  working  in  London.  My  art  work  is  mainly  but  not  exclusively  performance  art,  i  also  work  with  photography,  video  and  installation,  but  generally  in  conjunction  with  performance.    i  graduated  from  Winchester  school  of  art  in  2011,  finishing  my  degree  with  a  first  class  honours  in  fine  art.  my  practice  Queries  time  and  action,  and  what  evidence  should  be  left  after  this  action  has  taken  place.  i  have  been  involved  in  many  collaborative  works,  currently  i  am  part  of  'forma'  a  contemporary  performance  collective.  I  enjoy  working  collaboratively  because  i  enjoy  not  having    complete  control  over  a  pieces  outcome,  and  leaving  works  and  ideas  open  and  allowing  a  sense  of  play.    

 

Gonzalo  Conde  

[email protected]  

http://kunstvormen.tumblr.com/  

Madrid   I  think  this  is  a  great  opportunity  to  get  together  with  new  people,  have  fun  and  be  creative.  What  I  like  about  this  event  is  the  fact  that  it  has  to  be  a  collaborative  project.  I’m  not  used  to  working  with  others  when  it  comes  to  art,  as  it  is  usually  something  personal,  so  I’m  really  looking  forward  to  how  this  can  turn  out.  I’m  a  student  of  Architecture  who  likes  to  paint,  draw,  doodle  and  make  stuff.  Most  of  these  drawings  and  doodles  I  keep  to  myself.  Recently  I  started  trying  to  make  some  of  these  into  actual  artworks  or  at  least  I  am  trying  to  do  so,  most  of  it  still  in  process.  I  don’t  follow  any  particular  style  although  most  of  what  I  do  is  abstract.    I  also  don’t  have  any  favorite  medium  and  I  usually  like  to  work  with  what  I  can  find  around  to  see  what  the  outcome  might  be.  Although  I  am  very  meticulous  with  some  of  my  work  I  don’t  mind  being  carefree  and  I  am  open  to  new  results.  I  don’t  follow  a  precise  theme  although  I  am  interested  in  composition  and  how  a  piece  of  art  works  aesthetically.  I  get  most  of  my  inspirations  from  what  I  see  and  find  lying  around.  Most  

 

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of  my  ideas  come  from  finding  stuff  and  thinking  how  they  could  work  as  an  element  of  a  composition  or  a  composition  in  itself.  Sometimes  I’ll  use  the  same  object  or  I’ll  replicate  it  or  paint  it  and  see  how  I  can  make  it  my  own.  I  tend  to  go  for  minimalistic  approaches  even  though  lately  I  have  been  combining  this  with  a  lot  of  expressivity,  creating  an  interesting  contrast.  Also,  painting  isn’t  my  only  interest;  I  have  experience  in  filmmaking  and  editing,  and  in  music  production.  I  also  enjoy  creating  installations  or  spaces.  So  in  that  sense  I’m  open  to  work  in  any  media.  The  link  I  sent  is  a  recent  blog  I  created  so  it  is  not  fully  up  to  date  but  it  contains  the  last  things  I’ve  been  working  on.    

Gonzalo  Rezola  

[email protected]  

http://rezolagonzalo.blogspot.com/  

Madrid   I  propose  a  piece  of  work  related  to  painting  or  sculpture.  The  idea  would  have  to  be  disscussed  with  the  other  person.  It’d  be  nice  to  talk  about  primitivism.    

 

Grace  Nicholas  

[email protected]  

http://gracefacecostume.blogspot.com/  

London  

I  am  in  my  3rd  year  studying  Costume  Design,  so  presently  very  busy  BUT  I  have  a  couple  of  costumes  that  are  dying  for  some  drama  to  be  thrown  their  way!  If  your  interested  in  reacting  to  what  I  have  got  (most  of  the  things  I  have  made  or  can  make  again  are  on  my  blog)  we  could  make  a  set,  performance,  insulation.  I  am  happy  to  knock  up  some  props,  paint  some  walls,  draw  on  the  floor  anything  affective  and  speedy.  

 

Guillermo  JoDer!    

[email protected]  

http://guillejoder.tumblr.com/    

London/  Madrid  

Not  clear  yet,  but  I  would  like  to  do  something  that  uses  as  the  main  resource  Skype  software.  Kind  of  "collage",  diary,  data  exchange,  lifestyle,  telelandscape,  suicide,  pixel,  video  art,  homemade  porn,  ciberlomography,  blablabla.  Open  to  sugestions  and  collaboration,  of  course.  PD:  I  currently  live  in  London  but  will  be  moving  to  Madrid  soon  after  a  year  and  a  half  of  stay.  We  can  also  use  this  fact  for  the  art  work.    

 

Ignacio    

[email protected]  

http://www.ignaciocanetesanchez.tk  

Madrid   Thinking  myself  as  a  painter,  I'd  like  to  find  another  painter  to  work  on  a  painting  together.  My  idea  is  to  work  in  a  first  time  on  sketches,  exchanging  visual  ideas  and  letting  them  grow  by  adding  ideas,  drawing  on  the  other's  ideas.  Then,  on  a  second  time,  we  would  start  two  canvas  at  the  same  time,  one  on  London,  the  other  in  Madrid.  We  would  

 

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exchange  the  canvas  to  continue  the  other's  work,  following  the  same  dynamic.  

Inés  Cámara  Leret    

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http://inescamaraleret.tumblr.com/  

Spain   Oriented  towards  painting,  I  am  interested  in  the  possibilities  this  media  offers  in  the  artistic  process  (veils,  materical  loads,  etc...)  Influenced  by  my  cultural  background,  I  am  currently  developing  a  project  focusing  on  a  methodology  where  instinct  &  reason  go  hand  in  hand.  In  the  Spanish  culture  the  more  animalistic  aspect  of  humans  is  a  notable  trait.  Peoples'  names  (ex.  'Dolores',  which  means  pain),  our  food  (ex.  'Morcilla',  fried  rice  with  blood)  and  our  music,  I  find  is  an  example  of  this  attempt  of  conciliating  reason  (man)  &  instinct  (animal).  Thus,  the  objective  of  my  work  is  developing  a  methodology  where  I  take  risks  subconciously  and  later  analyze  &  contextualize  them.  

 

Isabel  Warren  Alonso  

[email protected]   http://paulawarren.tumblr.com/  

Alcobendas,  Madrid.    (Spain)  

My  name  is  Paula  Warren  Alonso,  I  am  twenty-­‐two.  I  am  studying  Fine  Arts  at  the  Complutense  University,  Madrid.  My  work  involves  fields  such  as  painting,  drawing,  photography  and  and  audiovisual  media.  I  have  been  researching  the  world  of  drama  which  allows  a  physicall  and  inmmediate  expeirience  an  act  of  creation.  The  world  of  publicity  also  awakes  my  curiosity.  Therefore  ,  I  am  open  to  any  project  which  could  come  out  of  this  experience.  I  believe  that  the  exchange  of  ideas  among    art  students  from  different  countries  could  be  most    interesting  and    productive.  Between  my  experience  and  yours  ,    something  new  is  bound  to  arise.  My  group  work  has  consisted  in  the  painting  togheter  (two  people  painting  simultenously  on  the  same  médium  or  three  people  working  on  a  mural  painting).  As  well  as  belonging  to  a  theatre  group  (  which  finally  resulted  in  a  play    called  “Unbekannt”  -­‐Unkown-­‐  ,created  by  all  of  us).  Currently  I  am  carrying  on  with  my  pictorial  research.  I  am  interested  in  the  construction  of  potential  and  ambiguous  images.  Understanding  as  potential:  1.  possible,  as  opposed  to  actual.  2.  Strength  or  power  available  of  a  specific  order  .  3.  capable  of  being  or  becoming.  Images  which  are  being  built  along  the  different  posibilities  which  are  being  generated.  The  creation  of  a  image  which  gradually  acquires  strength  and  which  

 

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uses,  as  a  construction    guide  movement  impulses  thanks  to  a  constant  observervation  exercise.  Some  personal  interests:    I  love  Alberto  Giacometti.  I  like    Marlene  Dumas,  Gerhard  Richter,  Egon  Schiele…  Intrigued  by  Antonin  Artaud  (and  his  teathre  of  cruelty)  .  The  last  book  I  have  read:    Michael  Houllebecq´s      “The  Map  and  the  Territory  ”  .  A  film:  Terrence  Malick  ´s        “The  Tree  of  Life”  .  A  music  group:    “Arcade  Fire”.  

Isabelle  Carreira    

[email protected]  

http://isabellecarreira.weebly.com/  

London  

I  create  work  that  takes  inspiration  from  everyday  occurrences,  places  or  situations.  My  work  is  narrative  based  and  uses  such  occurrences  as  the  basis  of  a  fictional  piece.  Documenting  specific  locations  in  my  immediate  surroundings  plays  a  vital  role  in  my  creative  process,  as  does  the  way  I  interpret  these  locations.  I  use  alternative  forms  of  documentation  as  a  way  of  mapping  and  archiving,  making  imprints  in  clay,  drawing  and  creating  obscure  collections.  I  like  my  work  to  be  playful  and  to  create  game-­‐like  tasks  that  enable  me  to  explore  new  areas  of  a  city  or  a  place,  taking  inspiration  from  the  work  of  the  Situationists.  Much  like  the  Situationists  I  give  these  games  set  rules  and  boundaries  to  give  the  project  purpose  and  direction,  as  well  as  allowing  it  to  evolve  in  interesting  and  unexpected  ways.  My  work  relies  on  interpretation  of  the  specific  environment  by  myself  and  the  viewer  and  I  hope  to  make  them  question  the  reality  of  the  work.  I  look  forward  to  collaborating  with  people  from  other  locations  as  this  strongly  echoes  interests  in  my  practice.    

Possibly  

Israel  Larios    

Email:  [email protected]    

http://www.flickr.com/photos/74641983@N05/  

Spain   My  work  is  based  on  drawing.  I  do  realistic  drawings,  normally  of  people,  using  exclusively  pencil  on  paper.  The  thematic  revolves  around  human  being,  the  animal  and  nature  in  relation  to  the  trascendental.  To  talk  about  this,  I  rely  on  symbologies  based  on  geometric  forms  with  which  I  complete  my  drawings.    

 

Israel   isramartinezherrero@g http://israelmartinezher Spain   Visual  poetry  works    

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Martinez  Herrero    

mail.com   rero.wordpress.com  

Itziar  Ruiz  Mollá  

[email protected]     Madrid   I  am  photograper.  My  proposal  is  about  to  make  a  book  whith  maps  of  diferents  places  in  my  city  where  I  spend  my  time  like  and  artist  and  show  this  places  whith  photos.  It  will  be  interesting  to  make  the  same  work  whith  another  artist  around  the  world.  The  final  work  will  be  a  photo  book  whith  two  lives  in  paralel  about  two  artist  and  their  spaces  in  two  diferents  cities.  

 

Javier  Velazquez  

[email protected]  

  Madrid   Each  artist,  me  in  Spain  and  London  artist  in  London,  devoted  a  day,    from  getting    up  to  going  bed  to  take  pictures  of  all  the  doors  that  he  pass  through,  before  crossing,  without  any  exception.  The  artists  will  agree  to  do  the  same  day,  he  in  London  and  me  in  Madrid.  Then  we  will  exchange  them  to  us,  and  write  what  we  think  is  behind  the  doors  that  our  partner  went  through.  

 

Jay    

[email protected]  

http://jay-­‐delves.tumblr.com/    

London  

I'm  a  sculpture  student  in  my  first  year  at  Wimbledon,  London.  Recently  been  working  with  mixing  strong  materials  such  as  concrete  with  performance.    Prefer  working  with  materials  and  how  that  may  effect  viewers  physical  experience  rather  than  concentrating  too  hard  on  the  concept.  Can  work  in  various  mediums  and  excited  to  collaborate  with  anyone!  

Yes  -­‐  double  bed  and  roll  out  matt,  also  sofa  in  living  room  

José  Suárez  Villalba    

[email protected]   http://auget.tumblr.com/  

Madrid   I  have  always  found  very  interesting  ,because  of  his  character  undefined  and  opened  to  the  exploration  of  new  languages,  working  at  the  borderline.  On  the  bordeliner  between  languages,  on  the  borderline  between  disciplines,  on  the  borderline  between  art  and  not  art.  Therefore,  in  my  projects  I  am  always  interested  about  the  interdisciplinary,  the  undefined.  The  identity,  community,  cultural  and  communication  flows  has  always  interested  me  much.  Creating  devices  that  generate  new  flows,  dialogue  and  cooperative  centers  is  a  art  work  like  any  other,  provided  it  is  done  from  a  critical  position,  from  an  independent  thought.The  visage,  as  a  paradigm  of  identity,  is  very  present  in  my  work.A  face  that  goes  from  individual  till  the  multiplicity  of  the  ordinary.  

 

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Katy  Baird    

[email protected]   http://www.katybaird.com  

London  

My  work  is    autobiographical  in  nature  with  a  focus    around  gender  and  sexuality.    I  use    performance,  video  and  installation.  I  am  very  intrigued  by  this  project  and  open  to  collaboration  with  artists  similar  or  very  different  to  myself.  I  am  currently  working  on  a  one-­‐on-­‐one  performance  piece  using  my  body  and  the  internet  to  explore  my  previous  employment  in  the    sex  industry.  I  am  also  in  the  process  of  setting  up  a  protest  agency.  The  premise  is  that  members  of  the  public  hire  us  to  protest  for  them.  I  am  very  open  to  new  ideas  and  news  ways  of  working.  It  would  be  amazing  to  spend  time  and  collaborate  with  another  artist  either  within  my  own  practice  or  exploring  something  completely  new  for  me.  I  look  forward  to  reading  about  all  the  other  artists  and  the  future  possibilities    which  may  come  about  through  this  project.  

yes  

Kayleigh  Handley  

[email protected]  

http://khandley.weebly.com  

Shepherds  Bush  (West  London)  

For  Miles/Km,  I  would  like  to  produce  a  situation-­‐responsive  piece,  ideally  as  a  collaboration,  considering  the  idea  of  exchange  and  communication.  Hopefully  the  language  barrier  will  allow  more  gestural  forms  of  communication  to  override  the  verbal  and  act  as  a  starting  point  for  the  project.  My  work  tends  to  be  live  or  performative  which  weaves  itself  subtly  into  the  fabric  of  the  exhibition,  yet  I  am  open  to  working  across  any  medium.  

a  cold,  dark  basement  for  anyone  desperate?  

Kirsty  Clarke    

[email protected]  

http://www.kirstyclarke.blogspot.com/  

London  

I  propose  doing  a  Pseudo-­‐scientific  experiment  in  the  form  of  a  performance,  installation  or  video.    

Yep  

 Leana  Ingram  

[email protected]     London  

I  am  a  sculptor  in  my  third  year  of  Wimbledon  College  of  Art.  My  work  is  influenced  by  architecture,  design  and  space  and  its  significance  as  to  whether  it  is  a  liberating  or  a  governing  device.    Previously  in  my  practice  I  have  created  installations  based  on  'non-­‐place'.  Places  of  transience  and  insignificance  which  cannot  be  marked  a  place  or  designed  to  disengage  public  action.    I  have  since  then  explored  ‘The  un-­‐built’;  radical  and  extremely  investigational  designs  which  break  away  from  every  fibre  of  non-­‐places  being  but  were  too  radical  for  their  time  to  ever  be  built.  This  year,  I  have  been  influenced  by    Rem  Koolhaas,  ‘urban  delirium’  and  1972  ‘EXODUS,  or  the  voluntary  prisoners  of  architecture’.  Fascinated  by  his  collages  and  narratives  of  how  ‘architecture  was  the  guilty  instrument  of  despair’  and  could  control  us  

Yes  

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with  the  right  instruments.  I  am  now  creating  my  own  collages  and  narratives,  taking  photographs  of  parts  of  buildings  in  London,  pasting  them  together  to  create  my  own  city  and  buildings.  I  then  screenprint  my  collages  onto  aluminium  and  mould  and  sculpt  the  aluminium  into  forms  to  create  a  landscape.  Using  aluminium  is  an  ongoing  part  of  my  practice  to  use  industrial  materials.  I  may  begin  incorporating  other  materials  and  screenprinting  onto  them  also  in  the  next  stage  of  my  practice.  Doing  this  collaboration  would  be  a  fantastic  opportunity  for  me  to  gain  more  experience  within  a  collaborative  environment  and  to  see  the  outcome  of  a  piece  of  work  that  has  been  created  between  two  different  nationalties,  ideas,  and  inspirations.  And  a  great  chance  to  take  part  in  an  independent  project  outside  the  university.    

Lena  Hesse    [email protected]  

  Amsterdam  

Hello  and  hola!  I  am  Lena,  27,  and  I  am  studying  here  in  Amsterdam  at  the  art  school,  Gerrit  Rietveld  Academie.  Before  I  have  been  a  few  years  in  Madrid,  too,  also  studying  at  the  Complutense  University,  Fine  Arts,  Bellas  Artes.Originally  I  come  from  Germany.  I  don´t  have  a  website,  so  I  send  you  my  recent  work  via  email.  In  the  pdf,  you  will  also  find  a  description  to  the  work.  See  you,  hasta  entonces,  Lena  

 

Lorena  Fernández  Prieto    

[email protected]  

http://www.flickr.com/photos/lorelairainbow/  

Madrid   I  usually  work  with  memory  because  i´m  interested  in  how  we  keep  in  our  minds  things  that  aren´t  really  true,  and  how  our  imagination,  and  our  personal  perception  of  reality  interferes  in  these  memories.  My  proposal  is  to  exchange  a  selected  (true  or  created)  memory  with  other  person  (a  memory  that  should  be  sent  supported  by  all  the  things  that  could  be  important  to  show  it,  such  as  photographies,  emails,  objects,  texts...etc),  and  with  that  only  memory,(or  two  memories,  if  the  other  person  wants  to  send  something  to  me  too)  work  something  out  together.  I´m  interested  in  the  process  of  narration  and  in  creating  an  specific  image  in  other’s  people  mind,  that  might,  or  might  not  be  true.  As  we  will  only  know  that  selected  memory  from  each  other,  we’d  be  able  to  imagine  the  rest  and  work  with  something  that  is  already  created  to  work  with.  

 

Luis  Alipio   [email protected]   http://www.luispy.tk   Madrid   I  work  it  is  about  the  nowadays  problems  of  urban  spaces,  as    glocalizations  or  gentrification.  I  usually  work  with  maps  and  

 

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photographs  but  I  can  also  use  installations.  Lux    

[email protected]  

http://ellaboratoriodelux.wordpress.com  

Madrid   I  wish  to  amplify  a  piece  that  I  developed  surrounding  a  bed,  http://dinamicama.tumblr.com.  Connecting  the  space  between  Madrid  and  London  once  again,  I  propose  to  propiciate  a  conversation  among  two  strangers  on  a  bed,  in  a  neutral  space  in  Madrid.  This  conversation  will  be  recorded.  At  the  same  time,  in  London,  a  similar  bed  disposition  will  be  arranged,  as  well  as  the  conversation.  Afterwards,  in  both  empty  beds  the  recording  of  the  opposite  conversation  will  be  played.  The  languages  will  vary  between  English  and  Spanish,  as  well  as  the  number  of  conversations  which  will  take  place  in  either    bed.  This  will  be  called  ‘connected  beds,  connected  tongues’.  The  people  taken  to  the  bed  in  either  side  of  the  piece  will  have  something  like  a  script,  more  like  a  startup  guide  which  will  bring  the  conversation  to  certain  ideas.  The  ‘making  of  the  piece’  has  an  enormous  part  in  it.  I  plan  the  actual  conversations  to  be  held  the  23th  of  March,  and  the  ‘crossed  listening’  part,  the  24th.  (given  that  the  24th  were  the  final  date  for  the  exhibition  in  London.  This  could  be  rearranged  for  some  other  day).  The  piece  would  consist,  physically,  of  a  two-­‐people  bed  (aprox.  120  x  180  cm),  curtains/temporary  walls  for  privacy,  a  recording  machine  and  speakers,  and  atrezzo  elements  for  cosiness.  The  London  bed  would  be  organized  by  my  partner,  and  the  Madrid  one  by  me.  The  writing  of  the  scripts  and  other  logistic  matters  will  be  discussed  and  worked  in  via  email.  Of  course,  this  is  an  initial  proposal  that  can  -­‐and  hopefully  will-­‐  be  modified  and  enlarged  by  the  future  partner  of  the  project.  It  is  an  idea,  still  to  be  conveyed,  increased,  reordered  and  fed  by  the  collaboration  of  our  two  minds.  I’m  looking  forward  to  it.  

 

Mar  Cubero    

[email protected]    

  Madrid   At  this  moment,  I´m  working  with  networks,  routs,  connections...My  suggestions  would  be  that  each  participant  should  draw  all  the  roads,  streets,  and  places  that  they  know  of  their  cities.  Then  the  resulting  drawings  would  combine  to  create  the  map  of  the  "new  city"  on  a  graphic  way  through  lines  

 

María  España  Moral  

[email protected]    

http://mespmo.tumblr.com/    

Madrid   I  normally  do  figurative  paintings,  having  a  preference  on  portraits  or  human  figures  in  every  form.  I  try  to  explore  the  idea  of  identity,  self  knowledge  and  human  condition,  so  this  might  be  a  chance  to  take  it  one  

 

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  step  further  by  working  with  someone  I  have  never  met.  Anyway,  I'm  open  for  new  themes  and  procedures.  I  would  find  very  interesting  working  with  someone  that  doesn't  share  my  preferences  too,  since  that  would  be  very  enriching  for  both  parties.  

Maria  Osuna  Marcos    

[email protected]  

http://mariaosunamarcos.tk    

Spain   My  proposal  is  about  the  graphic  vision  of  injuries;  the  skin  as  an  abstract  map,  the  aesthetic  of  the  body  transformation.  For  example,  I  will  made  a  painting  with  an  injury,  apparently    abstract  but  representing  a  big  image  of  a  wound.  It  will  be  very  interesting  that  the  other  artist  made  his  own  conception  about  this  work.  

 

Marina    

[email protected]    

http://www.marinastavrou.net  

Amsterdam,  The  Nerherlands  

The  proposal  explores  the  way  we  handle  information  and  on  the  elements  we  choose  to  remember  after  an  encounter.A  drawing,  a  sound,  a  performance,  a  gesture,  a  video  sequence  can  record  the  impression  of  this  experience  and  create  a  dialogue  made  of  disparate  things.  I  would  like  to  see  this  dialogue  taking  different  forms  and  reveal  the  unpredictability  and  pluralism  that  characterizes  every  effort  of  communication.  

 

Marina  Garijo  Marcos    

[email protected]  

http://muerdelagrimas.tumblr.com/  

Spain   Hi  my  name  is  Marina  and  i´m  from  Madrid.  As  for  this  project  I  was  thinking  about  something  related  with  animals  or  the  human  body.  About  the  technique  I  don´t  care,  but  mainly  I  use  to  work  with  print  stamp,  a  simply  pen,  acrylic  or  even  lithography.  Another  idea  for  me  is  work  with  a  mix  between  photography  and  my  draws  or  stencil  so  if  someone  use  to  do  photography  can  be  another  option.  All  we  have  to  do  is  to  talk  about  it  so    I  will  be  so  proud  and  glad  to  be  in  the  project.  

 

Marta  van  Tartwijk    

[email protected]  

http://martavantartwijk.tumblr.com/page/4  

Madrid   My  proposal  is  to  work  on  the  concept  of  anti-­‐postcard.  Sometimes  when  we  travel  to  some  countries,  we  only  visit  what  we  consider  “important  to  see”,  that  ends  up  being,  buildings,  museums  and  monuments,  what  is  agreed  to  be  emblematic  sites.  However  these  sites  are  an  imposition  and  a  way  of  supporting  the  politic  power.  We  talk,  however,  about  public  places,  but  they  aren’t  places  for  the  people,  but  places  that  support  the  discourse  of  state  power,  and  so  the  roads  become  "tapis  roulants"  where  we  learn  social  conformism.  This  also  

 

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makes  us  belive  in  nationalisms,  in  homelands,  in  feelings  of  belonging,  because  these  "monuments"  are  what  we  often  show  as  icons  of  our  country,  and  sometimes  we  even  belive  on  that.  Therefore,  my  intention  is  to  work  on  the  "anti-­‐postcard",  the  "non-­‐monument",  and  the  “non-­‐site”,  on  the  everyday  life  places,  on  places  that  could  be  anywhere,  on  our  places.  I  think  this  would  be  an  interesting  project  to  develop  in  this  application,  because  it  could  evelop  in  collaboration  with  anotherperson,  who  has,  perhaps,  a  different  view  about  his  country,  or  maybe  who  would  like  to  share  his  “antipostals”  sending  them  in  the  same  way  we  send  postcards.  So  the  final  exhibition  would  show  the  procedure  of  sending  each  other  images  that  we  do  not  identify  with  the  city  of  Madrid  or  London,  or  any  other  city,  and  however    we  would  identify  many  individual  cities,  except  perhaps  for  some  written  reference  which  can  be  added.  The  intention  is  to  make  people  think  about  the  national  identification,  and  about  how  the  icons  of  the  city  are  the  way  that  the  state  has  to  support  his  power.    

Miguel  Sánchez  Bastida  

[email protected]   www.msbastida.blog.com.  

Spain   In  my  works  you  can  find  all  kinds  of  apparently  different  things.  Mostly,  about  the  world  that  surrounds  me  and  about  the  inside-­‐world  of  individuals  in  the  society  that  i'm  into.  sometimes  works  can  be  just  inner  emmotions  projected,  sometimes  metaphores  of  my  surrounding  world,  sometimes  representations  about  others'  lifes  or  worlds.  

 

Miguel  Marina  Cobo  

[email protected]  

http://www.cargocollective.com/miguelmarina  

Spain   Painting,  photography  and  video  work  based  on  the  urban  landscape  and  architecture  

 

Nika  Zbasnik    

[email protected]  

  London  

I'm  a  video  artist/photographer,  recently  graduated  from  The  University  of  the  Arts.  I  am  a  Slovenian  living  in  London  and  am  currently  questioning  the  socio-­‐political  differences  and  similarities  in  the  decaying  Europe.  I  have  been  keeping  isolation  as  a  constant  integral  part  in  my  work,  but  would  like  to  explore  the  identities,  resistance  and  nature  in  my  future  projects.  My  work  involves  the  use  of  projections  and  sinister  sounds.  Working  in  this  collaboration  would  be  a  wonderful  thing,  as  it  would  allow  me  to  exchange  ideas  with  other  artist  and  step  out  of  the  creative  comfort-­‐zone.  

No  

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Oscar  Gaynor    

[email protected]  

http://oscargaynor.blogspot.com  

London  

Very  open  to  collaboration  for  anyone!  But  also  would  like  to  rekindle  an  art  project  i  started  several  years  ago,  with  12+  collage  artists,  each  from  a  different  country.  Called  The  Collage  Box,  we  have  has  exhibitions  in  Hungary,  Germany,  America,  Canada  and  Russia  and  would  like  to  to  do  the  London  leg,    but  has  been  dormant  for  18  months,  but  would  like  to  reinvigorate  the  project,  with  increased  collaboration  and  innovative  display  for  collage  works.  

No,  sorry  

Pablo  J.  García  de  Durango    

[email protected]    [email protected]  

http://casomiso.blogspot.com/  

Madrid   Currently,  I´m  working  on  the  concept  of  the  body  as  a  transmitter  actions  and  thought  processes.  I  am  coordinator  of  the  performance  of  the  university,  dedicated  to  vindicate  the  place  of  performance  in  contemporary  art  education.  On  the  other  hand,  another  of  the  disciplines  that  I  frequent  most  is  the  drawing  and  video,  often  trying  to  unify  and  create  new  artistic  models.  Right  now  I'm  developing  a  project  on  the  symbolization  of  sculptural  objects,  coupled  with  a  video  project  on  historical  memory.  On  the  other  hand,  I'm  working  on  the  group  and  participating  in  the  seminar  sessions  anarchists.  

 

Pennie  Dawes    

[email protected]  

http://occupationandadoration.tumblr.com  

Wimbledon,  London  

I  am  interested  in  the  idea  of  perception  and  how  the  perception  of  an  object  or  event  can  be  altered  by  its  presentation  to  the  viewer.  Whether  that  be  building  materials,  or  an  encounter  with  a  stranger  on  the  tube.  I  would  like  to  continue  with  this  new  focus  for  miles/km  but  more  importantly  i  would  love  to  be  able  to  work  with  another  person  and  try  out  something  new.  I  am  studying  sculpture,  i  make  mostly  conceptual  and  simple  pieces  of  work  using  a  lot  of  plastics  to  create  objects/spaces  of  a  form  that  interests  me.  I'd  like  to  try  out  a  more  personable  and  interactive  piece  for  miles/km.  

 

Phoebe  Baines    

phoebe-­‐[email protected]  

  London  

Primarily  i  am  interested  in  the  human  form  and  the  distortion  of  this  through  whatever  medium.  Although  my  work  is  sculptural  i  would  love  to  bring  in  a  photographic  element  ,  perhaps  a  video  over  laying  a  3D  piece.  Light  and  organic  forms  are  other  interests  which  are  often  intrinsically  linked  to  my  works,  themes  which  also  lend  themselves  to  the  video  medium  .  A  basic  idea  for  the  project  has  been  to  collaborate  with  a  drama  student  in  New  York  and  create  a  film  studying  life  in  two  of  the  most  famous  cities  in  the  world  ,  in  a  mostly  abstract  way  trying  to  

No  

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capture  the  essence  of  the  cities  and  the  feelings  of  moving  between  the  two  .  Although  this  is  just  a  basic  idea  ,  i  would  like  to  work  within  these  areas  with  anyone  who  has  a  similar  inclination  !  

Rachel  Wrigley    

[email protected]   http://rachelwrigley.blogspot.com  

London,  Tooting  

A  sculptor  that  investigates  alternative  processes  of  documentation  seeks  creative  person  that  likes  keeping  things  simple.  Preferably  Site-­‐specific  enthusiast.  Please  see  website  for  further  Information.  

1-­‐2  Female,  should  be  prepared  to  sleep  in  the  same  room.  

Rafael  Munárriz    

[email protected]  

http://www.rafaelmunarriz.com  

Madrid/Chicago  

Collaborative  work    

Ramón  Duerto  Orlando    

[email protected]  

http://jipsters.com,  http://www.flickr.com/photos/rdorlando  

Madrid   Going  to  London  could  be  really  interesting  and  creative,  especially    if  we  colaborete  between  differnet  people.  I  enjoy  making  things,  this  things  can  be  drawings,  movies,  videos,  writing,  making  pizza  or  anything  jolly  like  playing  in  the  park.  I  dont  really  care  what  we  do  as  long  as  it's  creative  and  fun,  besides,  the  experience  is  already  a  terrific  project  itself  and  I  believe  we  will  learn  a  lot  from  it.  

 

Rodrigo  Serna    

[email protected]  

http://cargocollective.com/rodrigoalmanegra  

Madrid  (currently  living  in  Hamburg)  

My  work  just  try  to  represent  my  emotions  in  the  clearest  and  more  honest  way  i  can.  Im  not  trying  to  change  the  wolrd,    of  course  im  concerned  about  the  global  warming  or  the  situation  of  the  women  in  the  world,  but  doing  a  couple  of  instalations  wont  change  anything.  I    focus  my  work  in  the  most  visceral  feelings  that  i  can  find  in  my  mind.  Even  though  much  of  my  work  are  for  other  people,  ive  never  worked  for  any  band  that  werent  important  for  me  in  some  reason.  

 

Samuel   [email protected]  

  London  

Looking  into  cinematography  and  the  static  image,  in  particular  postcard  images  which  give  the  essence  of  sublimity,  my  propasl  is  to  exchange  and  unify  images  in  collaborative  paintings  to  congure  an  image  of  the  ideal.  

Yes  

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Sara  Vidigal    

[email protected]   http://evilshara.blogspot.com/  http://saravidigal.com/  

Madrid   I  want  to  speak  with  the  other  part  of  the  proyect  to  create  the  idea.    

Sasha  Webb    

[email protected]     London  

In  my  current  practice  have  been  attempting  to  explore  relationship  between  movement  and  sound  in  both  performance  and  daily  life.  Using  mediums  such  as  video,  sound,  performance  and  costume.  Im  interested  in  collaboration  and  am  open  to  exploring  all  ranges  of  mediums  and  ideas.  

i  am  happy  to  host  

Sian  Sims   [email protected]     London  

My  practice  currently  involves  experimentation  with  photography,  painting  and  installation,  often  with  an  architectural  context,  in  an  attempt  to  investigate  the  relationships  between  real,  imagined  and  pictorial  space.  Allowing  two-­‐dimensional  constructions  to  interact  with  tangible  objects  in  a  real  space  leads  to  questions  about  the  perception  of  space;  these  are  ideas  that  I’m  interested  in  at  the  moment.  I  like  to  experiment  with  different  ideas  and  mediums,  so  I  am  open  to  any  kind  of  collaboration.  

Yes  

Silvia    

[email protected]  

http://www.silviaferpal.com  

Spain   Like  last  year  I'd  like  to  collaborate  with  some  person  interested  on  similar  subjets  that  I  do.  I  am  a  spanish  student  also  taking  on  illustration  projects.  Many  of  my  personal  projects  are  based  around  people  and  happiness,  two  subjects  which  have  led  me  to  appreciate  design's  potential  to  reach  people  and  do  good.  I  am  always  on  the  lookout  for  new  and  interesting  opportunities.  

 

Sophie  Wall    

[email protected]     London  

My  current  work  is  very  much  installation  based,  but  my  practice  is  very  varied  and  experimental.  I  work  mainly  on  themes  of  cultural  misappropriation  and  the  meditative  process  of  creation.  I  am  open  to  any  kind  of  collaboration.    

Able  to  host.  

Theodora  Sutton    

[email protected]    

http://www.theodorasutton.co.uk  

London  

I'm  interested  in  the  collision  between  humans  and  technology.  My  current  work  looks  at  measuring  the  ephemeral  -­‐  especially  via  the  reducible  nature  of  the  internet.  I  would  like  to  make  art  that  comments  on  the  paradox  of  trying  to  squeeze  a  personality  into  things  like  a  facebook  page.  (or  even  trying  to  summarise  an  artistic  idea  in  a  blank  form  like  this!)  

 

Victor  Santamarina  

[email protected]  

http://www.wix.com/la_vendetta/santamarina  

Madrid   My  work  is  about  the  time  and  the  life,  and  the  relation  between  this  two  items.  In  my  work  i  try  to  reflect  the  influence  of  the  time  and  the  enviroment  in  the  artwork,  my  main  project  is  the  "Witness  of  time"  and  

 

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  its  about  this  matter.  For  the  mileskm  project  i  want  to  work  about  this  concepts  or  close  to  them,  i  dont  care  about  the  kind  of  artistic  discipline.  

Victoria  Grenier  

[email protected]  

http://vicattic.wordpress.com/  http://victoriagrenier.blogspot.com/    

London  

I’m  up  for  working  in  any  medium,    performance,  video,  sculpture,  drawing,  dancing...  (but  nothing  too  computer  based).  I’m  interested  in  many  things,    a  bit  obsessed  with  puzzles  recently.  

Possibly  

Will  Slater    

[email protected]  

http://vimeo.com/willslater  

London  

I  work  with  video,  performance,  writing  and  discussion.  My  key  interests  in  my  practice  include  storytelling,  folklore,  travel,  the  content  of  television  and  the  way  we  respond  to  it,  and  satire.  Although  it  would  be  great  to  work  with  anyone  who  shares  these  interests,  I  am  also  eager  to  do  something  completely  new  and  out  of  my  comfort  zone.  Meeting  people  with  whom  I  can  form  bonds  is  the  most  important  part  of  this  project  to  me  and  can't  wait  to  collaborate  in  this  incredible  experience  once  again.  

Yes  

 


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