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Vernissage: Sleepwalking / Somnambulisme — Daniel Horowitz

Promotional image for Daniel Horowitz's exhibition 'Sleepwalking / Somnambulisme' at Espronceda art and culture center in Barcelona, featuring a fluid black brushstroke sculpture set against a vintage domestic interior with floral curtains, striped wallpaper and a fireplace.

SLEEPWALKING

by DANIEL HOROWITZ

This exhibition invites the visitor into an oneiric experience, to come as a sleepwalker into the imagination of Daniel Horowitz. The paintings created for the exhibition drift through space, either camouflaged in a large mural or integrated into a recreated living room from a bygone era. Horowitz’s creative process is achieved by the repurposing and recontextualization of images derived from expired publications interlaced with the subconscious. His paintings, collages, installations and video animations result in a surreal world altering the initial nature and symbolism of the various images on view, allowing the viewer to respond subjectively.

SCHEDULE

OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday, 21 May 2015

Preview for press and private event 18:00–20:00
Exhibition open to the public 20:00–22:00

EXHIBITION: Thursday 21 May – Sunday 14 June 2015

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