Azkuna Zentroa is pleased to present 'Adiós al rombo' (Farewell to the Rhombus), exhibition that features the work of Teresa Lanceta. A coproduction with Fundación Montemadrid’s La Casa Encendida, curated by Nuria Enguita Mayo. The show offers a tour of this artist’s personal universe, where weaves, geometric designs and folk art intertwine with the emotional nuances and complexities of an investigation centred on communities of women weavers in the Middle Atlas. The exhibition features woven fabrics, paintings, drawings, a text and several videos compiled from her interviews with both women of that region and relatives who migrated to Spain.
In addition to Lanceta’s work, the exhibition includes documentation on folk art from regions bordering the Sahara Desert, as well as on the work of young artists interested in traditional craftsmanship and migration. There are also two collaborations: Nicolas Malevé, who created a digital map of patterns and objects of the Middle Atlas, and Lot Amorós, producer of an interactive audio-visual installation based on a binary code.
