The physics that establish new techno- logical presences allow us to engage them through all forms of translation and transference, opening up a spectrum of new and ever-expanding symbols and relationships.

Informed through such processes, and building on forms, figures and discourses from the histories of art, design and tech- nology, Andrés Ramírez Gaviria creates compelling visual and sound experiences in which, through tangled investigations, he addresses notions such as autonomy and communication, and which remain aes-thetically confounding in their clever man-ifestations and playful contradictions.

This book surveys a selection of Andrés Ramírez Gaviria’s works with textual contributions from curator Maria A. Iovino and Freek Lomme. The writers reflect on the works’ place within geometric conceptions of reality, past and present, and their supposed complicity in communicative states of disorder as seen from their linguistic capacity.