Txuspo Poyo’s work holds a peculiar fascination for philosophy due to his ability to blend diverse languages, challenge inherited imaginaries, and explore universal concerns.
Drawing on a selection of pieces from the exhibition Anónima, this encounter invites us to engage in philosophy in public, thinking with and from the works on display in the Exhibition Hall, yet without imposing any explanatory authority upon them.
In this open conversation, Fernando Bayón and Jaime Cuenca engage in a dialogue around three categories that help articulate Txuspo Poyo’s artistic practice and invite us to explore the boundaries between memory and oblivion, nature and artifice, presence and absence.
This work evokes three distinct politics of movement and sparks three ways of constellating meaning. The discussion is accompanied by screenings of scenes from the films featured in the exhibition, readings of selected texts, and an open space for voluntary audience participation. No prior knowledge of philosophy is required.
