Thirty years after the release of Peter Fischli and
David Weiss’s renowned film "The Way Things Go", in the exhibition "The Way Things Do" artists
Daniel Jacoby & Yu Araki, Serafín Álvarez and
Cécile B. Evans explore the course of things
as a sequence of independent, complex and
inexhaustible processes.
This catalogue presents their installations in the
show: a film featuring the behind-the-scenes of
a Japanese horseracing tradition that is now only
practiced in one race track in the entire world;
the relationships that fans develop with their
favourite fictional universes through objects; and
a narrative in which humans, data, machines
and artificial intelligence converge and relate on
an emotional plane. The publication concludes
with a contribution by Margarida Mendes.
"The Way Things Do" is a project
by Serafín Álvarez and Martina Millà.
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