Lo que existe, lo que no existe

For over a century, Alberto Urdaneta wrote a comprehensive guide Central Cemetery of Bogotá, pointing at it that ways of dying are indexes about life in a city. What exists, what does not exist is a project born with the idea of identifying signatures of life on the grave, among the tombs and mausoleums next to Central Cemetery.

In recent years, Adriana Salazar has been doing various exercises around the boundaries between life and death, using small motors and nylon yarns that create movement in objects, plants and dead birds. What exists, what it is not moving in the reflection on these limits, to propose a kind of spatial experience that turns the entire gallery on the surface of this cemetery.