Armando Andrade Tudela
invited by Francesco Manacorda

photo: Blaise Adilon		photo: Blaise Adilon

Untitled Film # 2 (Espace Niemeyer / Infrared lamp), 2007
Double projection vidéo

Untitled # 1 (Circles), 2007
Photographie solarisée
130cm x 100cm

Untitled # 2 (Circles), 2007
130cm x 100cm

Untitled # 3 (Circles), 2007
130cm x 100cm

Untitled # 4 (Circles), 2007
130cm x 100cm

Courtesy Carl Freedman Gallery et l’artiste.
Avec le soutien de l'Ambassade du Pérou.

ARMANDO ANDRADE TUDELA
born 1975 in Lima, Peru lives and works in Holland
Armando Andrade Tudela’s sculptures and films take us through architectural utopias and experiments from the 1960s up to the present, deconstructing along the way the relationships that spring up between landscape and the use made of it by architecture. His contribution to the Biennial bears on the only Oscar Niemeyer building in France, the Communist party headquarters on Place du Colonel Fabien in Paris.

FRANCESCO MANACORDA
born 1974 in Turino lives and works in London
A freelance journalist and curator, in 2006 London-based Francesco Manacorda joined forces with Ilaria Bonacossa on exhibition”Sub- Contingent” at the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo in Turin. He teaches at the Royal College of Art in London.