Machinic Protocol
EXHIBITION: TRACES – DELINEATING INCIDENTS
Location: Barcelona, Spain.
How can energy be drawn?
The exhibition Traces – Delineating Incidents unveils a series of drawings that translate natural forces into graphical manifestations. Set up as an investigation on energy, each plate was produced without the direct intervention of the hand; they are produced by a constructed mechanism that enables the pen to move, mechanically dictated by the force.
The exhibition is divided into two areas; an exhibition space, where are presented ten drawings which are the result of different forces (wind, waves, animals, magnets, metro etc.) and a production space where a drawing machine connected to a sensor will operate, taking as a source of energy the movement of people walking in the street.
Five sets of drawings generated by five different forces.

Five sets of drawing generated by five different forces.
Resulting from the constant repetition of a calligraphic action, the exhibited drawings featured chance or randomness, yet the suggestive unpredictable nature of the act leads to the emergence of certain patterns that invites the reading of the physical phenomenon. These traces, marks that have been physically delineated on drawing paper, suggested intense and hypnotic emotional landscapes.
Exhibition Space at the Cercle Artístic de Sant Lluc
314 Moments – Project by Edouard Cabay in collaboration with Alejandro Rondón, Rodrigo Aguirre, Alexandre Dubor and Lina Salamanca
The exhibition, a collaboration between the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia and the Cercle Artístic de Sant Lluc curated by Edouard Cabay, features projects initiated as an investigation at the Master in Advanced Architecture in fall 2015 by Edouard Cabay and Rodrigo Aguirre.
Some of the plates are now on sale at the official web page of the exhibition:www.machinicprotocols.com
IAAC Students at the Exhibition Opening
Sant Lluc hosts this exhibition with the aim to promote experiences that invite reflection and action as the basis of creativity and knowledge.
Exhibition Traces – Delineating incidents
Venue: Cercle Artistic de Sant Lluc, C/ Mercaders 42 – 08003 Barcelona
Opening: Wednesday 11th of May at 19 h
Opening times: from Tuesday to Saturday, 17 to 20 h
Closure: 28th of May
Round Table: 19th of May 19 h
Nit dels Museus: 21st of May 19 h
Exhibition
Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia / Cercle Artístic de Sant Lluc
Curator: Edouard Cabay
Scenography, design and installation: Appareil, Alejandro Rondón, Rodrigo Aguirre
Photography: Mara Sylvester
Audiovisual: Carlos Gómez, Jean Sebastian Munera
Production: Ana Isabel Cajiao, Silvia Brandi
Communication: Alice Puleo, Núria Benaiges
Projects
Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia
Direction: Edouard Cabay
Assistant: Rodrigo Aguirre
Students: Pedro Levit Arroyo Ventura, Dirk van Wassenaer, Tobias Deeg, Peter Geelmuyden Magnus, Martin Hristov, Vishnu Jadia, Khushboo Jain, Hong Jeng Rung, Sidharth Kumar, Utsav Mathur, Jean Sebastian Munera, Chenthur Raaghav Naagendran, Lina Salamanca, Naitik Shah, Goutham Santhanam, Ekaterina Simakova, Connor Stevens, Varsha Subba Rao, Mercedes Swiecicki, Lili Tayefi
Location: Barcelona, Spain.
How can energy be drawn?
The exhibition Traces – Delineating Incidents unveils a series of drawings that translate natural forces into graphical manifestations. Set up as an investigation on energy, each plate was produced without the direct intervention of the hand; they are produced by a constructed mechanism that enables the pen to move, mechanically dictated by the force.
The exhibition is divided into two areas; an exhibition space, where are presented ten drawings which are the result of different forces (wind, waves, animals, magnets, metro etc.) and a production space where a drawing machine connected to a sensor will operate, taking as a source of energy the movement of people walking in the street.
Five sets of drawing generated by five different forces.
Resulting from the constant repetition of a calligraphic action, the exhibited drawings featured chance or randomness, yet the suggestive unpredictable nature of the act leads to the emergence of certain patterns that invites the reading of the physical phenomenon. These traces, marks that have been physically delineated on drawing paper, suggested intense and hypnotic emotional landscapes.
“… we translate natural dynamisms into graphical manifestations, we delineate incidents. We construct mechanisms that enable a pen to move under the diction of an environmental force – the turbulent waves, a flock of pecking pigeons or an oscillating magnet …”
314 Moments – Project by Edouard Cabay in collaboration with Alejandro Rondón, Rodrigo Aguirre, Alexandre Dubor and Lina Salamanca
The exhibition, a collaboration between the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia and the Cercle Artístic de Sant Lluc curated by Edouard Cabay, features projects initiated as an investigation at the Master in Advanced Architecture in fall 2015 by Edouard Cabay and Rodrigo Aguirre.
Some of the plates are now on sale at the official web page of the exhibition:www.machinicprotocols.com
IAAC Students at the Exhibition Opening
Sant Lluc hosts this exhibition with the aim to promote experiences that invite reflection and action as the basis of creativity and knowledge.
Exhibition Traces – Delineating incidents
Venue: Cercle Artistic de Sant Lluc, C/ Mercaders 42 – 08003 Barcelona
Opening: Wednesday 11th of May at 19 h
Opening times: from Tuesday to Saturday, 17 to 20 h
Closure: 28th of May
Round Table: 19th of May 19 h
Nit dels Museus: 21st of May 19 h
Exhibition
Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia / Cercle Artístic de Sant Lluc
Curator: Edouard Cabay
Scenography, design and installation: Appareil, Alejandro Rondón, Rodrigo Aguirre
Photography: Mara Sylvester
Audiovisual: Carlos Gómez, Jean Sebastian Munera
Production: Ana Isabel Cajiao, Silvia Brandi
Communication: Alice Puleo, Núria Benaiges
Projects
Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia
Direction: Edouard Cabay
Assistant: Rodrigo Aguirre
Students: Pedro Levit Arroyo Ventura, Dirk van Wassenaer, Tobias Deeg, Peter Geelmuyden Magnus, Martin Hristov, Vishnu Jadia, Khushboo Jain, Hong Jeng Rung, Sidharth Kumar, Utsav Mathur, Jean Sebastian Munera, Chenthur Raaghav Naagendran, Lina Salamanca, Naitik Shah, Goutham Santhanam, Ekaterina Simakova, Connor Stevens, Varsha Subba Rao, Mercedes Swiecicki, Lili Tayefi
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