The Intangible

Images, values, and memories that organize experience

Within World Representation, the intangible names what cannot be exhausted by a material object: systems of value, memories, symbols, identities, and narratives that shape collective life. The works in this branch make those forces visible through photography, action, installation, muralism, sculpture, and documentation.

The research is organized into three related lines. Images of Capitalism examines labor, power, consumption, and economic circulation; Images of the Popular works with characters and codes from shared memory; and Images of the Ancestors addresses identity, territory, and cultural continuity. Circular nodes highlight the active route.

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Images of Capitalism

Images of Capitalism

Economic structures and their everyday effects.

Images of the Popular

Images of the Popular

Shared characters, memory, and cultural circulation.

Images of the Ancestors

Images of the Ancestors

Memory, territory, and cultural continuity.