ARDE - ALEKANDRO CHASKIELBERG'S PROJECT AT GACHI PRIETO
ARDE is the exhibition with Alejandro Chaskielberg and Don Rouch, guest artist, that brings together a series of works on which they have recently collaborated.
ARDE is a narrative that documents the most devastating fire in the history of Argentina. During six months in 2021, Alejandro Chaskielberg made an exhaustive record of the different causes and social and environmental consequences of this catastrophe. The introduction of non-native trees, the land takeovers of old pine plantations that burned to the ground, and the people who lost everything in the fires are the subjects of one of his latest photographic series. Accompanied by unique pieces of jewelry and goldsmithing by Don Rouch, which work with the imagery of these photographs, the exhibition establishes a dialogue between the different ways of representing an incident of such magnitude.
Alejandro Chaskielberg: “This fire is a premonition of what is to come, a mirror of what is already happening in other parts of the world such as the United States, Australia, or Greece. We inhabit a planet that is warming due to climate change, and in which humans are both accomplices and actors in our own destruction. The Earth will survive, even if millions of years go by, and other animals will come, other vegetation ... But will others be here to admire it?”
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ALAS, Año 2021, 90 x 128 cm, Copia Inkjet, Alejandro Chaskielbergpg
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PARED DE FUEGO, Año 2021, 93 x 70 cm, Copia Inkjet, Alejandro Chaskielbergpg
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REMAINS, Año 2021, 90 x 132 cm, Copia Inkjet, Alejandro Chaskielberg
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RUTA 40, Año 2021, 76 x 140 cm, Copia Inkjet, Alejandro Chaskielberg
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VALLE INCENDIADO, Año 2021, 76 x 140 cm, Copia Inkjet, Alejandro Chaskielberg
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Vista de sala. Cortesía Gachi Prieto.
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Vista de sala. Cortesía Gachi Prieto.
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Vista de sala. Cortesía Gachi Prieto.
Alejandro Chaskielberg (Buenos Aires, 1977) is a photographer and teacher. He graduated as Director of Photography from ENERC. His first book La Creciente received the BURN Emerging Photographer Grant from the Magnum Foundation. His second book, Otsuchi Memorias del Futuro received the RM Fotolibro Iberoamericano Award. In 2011 the World Photography Organization named him World Photographer of the Year 2011.
Don Rouch is a goldsmith, jewelry designer and visual artist. Owner and creator of the renowned brand 0800 Don Rouch is a goldsmith, jewelry designer, jewelry maker and artist who supported emerging artists in Argentina, providing his best skills for the creation of unique pieces, which remained in history. Nicknamed the jeweler of trap, he is also the jeweler of pop, the jeweler of tango, genres with which he has a special affinity, as well as with some of his artists, although this does not limit or encompass him, on the contrary, besides being a recognized artist he has managed to create a company that designs, manufactures and sells jewelry of his authorship through more than 30 countries, through its own e-commerce.
ARDE. Exhibition by Alejandro Chaskielberg ft Don Rouch.
Until October 11, 2024.
Gachi Prieto Gallery. Uriarte 1373, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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