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doi: 10.4995/eb.2017.7089
<p>Una fotografía de la sala superior del Museo de las Colecciones Reales da pie a una curiosa disertación acerca de lo virtual y lo real. El reflejo anaranjado que emula el hormigón cuando el sol de poniente se filtra en invierno a través de los vanos, sugiere la hipótesis de ser obra de un artista conceptual contemporáneo. Dos exposiciones: “Sin principio sin final” de Ignasi Aballí y “Meeting” de James Turrell son confrontadas con la “sala de hormigón virtual” del museo para averiguar si dicha obra no-real puede ser considerada arquitectura, y si el museo pertenece o no al s. XXI.<em></em></p>
Colecciones reales, Virtual, Tuñón, Royal collections museum, Ubiquity, Turrell, Ubicuidad, Virtuality
Colecciones reales, Virtual, Tuñón, Royal collections museum, Ubiquity, Turrell, Ubicuidad, Virtuality
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