N.A.S.A.L. is pleased to present La Cueva que Habito by Maureen Gubia in our Guayaquil space.
“With this artistic project, Maureen Gubia (Guayaquil, 1984) invites us into her moss cave—her most intimate space—and allows us to observe the everyday life of her family in a state of languor that unfolds into a world. For Gubia, the cave is a warm, safe, and comforting physical space, but also a mental space of refuge. Within it, living and virtual bodies interact, the latter summoned through video calls when they are physically distant. The cave is, ultimately, a refuge of affection.(…)”
Exhibition text by Giada Lusardi