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Gabriel Peralta’s sculpture and biotechnology research centers around “exolocation,” a wordplay on the echolocation that toothed whales and some bats employ to navigate their environments in low-visibility conditions. As an art methodology, exolocation borrows from mimesis as a deeply relational act that stabilizes plant and animal communities, particularly as a strategy for coping with uncertainty. Peralta uses this framework to build sculptural chimeras and explore the permeability of the self within the interdependency and subjectivity inherent to our material ecosystems.
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Posted:
11/8/2023
Originator:
Dani Marshall
Email:
N/A
Department:
School of Art
Event Information
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Event Date: 11/10/2023
Location:
MCOM Building, Room 257
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