'Dispositivo-hogar' is an artistic research that use ceramics as a primary material to create spatial occupation devices. The objective of this project is to explore the concept of inhabiting a space and how this can be translated into the installation's physical structure.

Through this investigation, a material language was developed that accurately conveyed the artist's perception of space and its occupation. The outcome of this creative process is a series of unique and functional pieces, including a bookshelf, a stool, and a coffee table.

The artist's intention was to find a way to project herself onto the objects that coexist with her, to break away from the idea of inhabiting surrounded by objects without character or history.


Photography,
Atût Studio
























‘Dispositivo-hogar’ is an artistic research project that uses installation as a language and tool, through spatial occupation devices in which ceramics is used as a vehicle material. This research starts from the question: What it means to inhabit and how do we translate it into spacial
occupation?

From this starting point, I submerge myself in a process of searching for a material language that transfers my perception of this action into the objects with which I relate in space. As a result, I developed a series of unique pieces of a functional nature: a bookshelf, a stool and a coffee table.