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Work by Caroline Paz: white pillow bound with a grid of gold cord, finished in a large knot and tassel, against a pale background.
Work by Caroline Paz: grid of small white paper squares, each with a tiny burnt hole or gold mark, shown close up and as a long row on a gallery wall.
Work by Caroline Paz: close view of a white cup hanging by a thread with dark liquid inside, beside a wide view of it in an empty white room.
Work by Caroline Paz: light wood panel with a small oval frame at its center holding a tiny picture of a cup.
Work by Caroline Paz: small painting in a round, dark wood frame showing a person's bare shoulder and dark hair resting on a floral pillowcase.
Work by Caroline Paz: painting in an ornate oval gold frame of a nude figure seen from above, curled up and hugging a floral pillow.
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Carolina Paz is interested in the visual and poetic possibilities of objects she finds in intimate and domestic environments, such as cups, pillows, sewing threads, ropes, boxes, antique frames and so on. While attempting to explore their shapes, she is also interested in the actions related to those objects, such as cutting, tearing, covering, supporting, cleaning, drinking, etcetera and actions that aren’t directly related to them but are possible of being done with them, changing them and creating a “new object”. She searches for blanks, pauses, silences through punctual works, of frayed time, of an apparently indefinite epoch. They are displacements, fragments, representations in multiple languages – mainly sculpture, video and painting – that ask for the proximity and the slowing of the rhythm of the spectator.

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