Fátima Lambert ///

The Nap, On Translation – on View & Listening – Shadow, Interpretation and Memory

Memory, time, space, the individual and society are some of the concepts that run through the work of Antoni Muntadas. These concepts are intercrossed – in a substantive and intrinsic manner – with those of reception, translation and interpretation, allowing societal and cultural research into epistemological, linguistic and hermeneutic territories, in which a phenomenological approach to perception, and thus to reception, still prevails. Equally, one of the consigning topics of his work resides in the relation between art and life, following on from affirmatives which have been consolidated in successive generations of authors since John Cage and Fluxus.