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Art that changes with the viewer’s gaze brings geometry, color and optical effects together

From La Nación · () Spanish

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  • An exhibition at Galería Sophia Wanamaker brings together works by Gustavo Rivera, known as Gutí, and Mariano Prado.
  • The artists explore the relationship between geometry, color, drawing and space, including visual effects that change with the viewer’s perspective.
  • The exhibition provides information in Braille to help people with visual disabilities learn about the works.

A new exhibition at Galería Sophia Wanamaker invites visitors to see art as something that shifts with their point of view. The show brings together works by Gustavo Rivera, known as Gutí, and Mariano Prado.

Their pieces explore the relationship between geometry, color, drawing and space. The exhibition also includes visual effects that change as the viewer looks at the works from different perspectives.

The presentation incorporates information in Braille, allowing people with visual disabilities to learn about the content of the artworks.

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