41 units: 40 x cases 23x32x9cm, 1 case 23x32x2cm, stacked compactly 135x70x33cm
Colour prints on paper, epoxy resin, MDF, varnish, labels, 1 x table 96x164x55cm, 2 x carrier objects/modul (red) 35x35x12cm
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The International Cloud Archive is an ongoing intent to establish a stable ground through the capturing, collecting and archiving of as many clouds as possible and reflecting on this practice to stimulate a thinking process of our contemporary condition of the now and its sociocultural political and poetic implication. One of the first clouds collected was viewed on January 18th in the winter of 2017 in Madrid.
Besides, it inquires the ‘archiving condition’. What interests me about the archive condition is that it usually also includes things that are not visible simultaneously. Therefore, it is challenging to describe, grasp, or record it as a whole because it always consists of separate, independent individual parts/documents, etc. that can continuously change their position, visibility, accessibility, and contextualization. This International Cloud Archive No 1 is fed from a digital collection of countless/stored / partially viewed and undirected captures of clouds. Recorded between - 2017-2019
​The aesthetic element of the International Cloud Archive No 1 is its materiality, time volume, geographical vagueness and iconography - built up by the recording of 'Information' to provide an evidence of the real.

41 units: 40 x cases 23x32x9cm, 1 case 23x32x2cm, stacked compactly 135x70x33cm
Colour prints on paper, epoxy resin, MDF, varnish, labels, 1 x table 96x164x55cm, 2 x carrier objects/modul (red) 35x35x12cm
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The International Cloud Archive is an ongoing intent to establish a stable ground through the capturing, collecting and archiving of as many clouds as possible and reflecting on this practice to stimulate a thinking process of our contemporary condition of the now and its sociocultural political and poetic implication. One of the first clouds collected was viewed on January 18th in the winter of 2017 in Madrid.
Besides, it inquires the ‘archiving condition’. What interests me about the archive condition is that it usually also includes things that are not visible simultaneously. Therefore, it is challenging to describe, grasp, or record it as a whole because it always consists of separate, independent individual parts/documents, etc. that can continuously change their position, visibility, accessibility, and contextualization. This International Cloud Archive No 1 is fed from a digital collection of countless/stored / partially viewed and undirected captures of clouds. Recorded between - 2017-2019
​The aesthetic element of the International Cloud Archive No 1 is its materiality, time volume, geographical vagueness and iconography - built up by the recording of 'Information' to provide an evidence of the real.