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En este nuevo capítulo de Los Microcosmos del Arte, visitamos el taller de Clemencia Echeverri para conocer cómo es el proceso que sigue para sus obras, los espacios en los que ha trabajado y cómo ha transformado el lugar en el que ahora se dedica a crear.

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00:01I always wanted to be in art.
00:05In my house I always wanted to be a small space where I took papers and drawing.
00:13I lived in Medellín many years and there in the first house I had,
00:19I had a space of work.
00:21It was not like a workshop, as one can see today,
00:25with more complex and more vivid.
00:28It was a place where you would take the living space to work.
00:35So that was always my interest and my need.
00:40That's why I do it in reality.
00:42I have been working for a long time already in art,
00:47all my life.
00:49But with the resources to work outside
00:54when you didn't have all the conditions to do it internally,
00:59until I decided to get this space.
01:09Thank you very much.
01:12Thank you very much.
01:42I've always wanted to take a job.
01:45I've always wanted to take a job.
01:45in different opportunities.
01:47Here in Bogotá I moved.
01:50I had small workshops from one side to the other.
01:53But at some point I came to live in this sector.
01:55and I was in the process of destruction of the houses and building them in buildings.
02:03And I wanted to make a proposal to an architect or an engineer
02:06to be able to adapt to an apartment to a studio
02:10and to be able to come here really comfortable to work.
02:15And to bring work and to be able to have it.
02:17because of many years of work,
02:20there are a lot of things,
02:22there are a lot of things,
02:23there are a lot of technology.
02:24I needed a space,
02:26that at this moment I was very narrow,
02:28but generous.
02:30So I managed to get this apartment
02:33and we adapted it.
02:35That we removed all these rooms,
02:38and things like this,
02:40that interruptions
02:41the future possible needs.
02:45So I put it to the plant that there was in the apartment
02:51to the service of a possible studio
02:54and that they did not remove all the walls of an apartment
02:58because at some point there would have to sell it,
03:00or leave it,
03:01or change it,
03:02and that it would not be inhabilitated.
03:15I do that for the space to serve
03:19for some purpose
03:21that I have had all these years here in this studio.
03:24So that it is very accessible,
03:27that the tables have wheels,
03:30that the spaces can be transformed,
03:32that the room can be removed,
03:33that the room can be removed,
03:34that the room can be projected,
03:36that in these curtains
03:38I can make projections simultaneously.
03:40It is a workshop
03:42that is very experimental.
03:45So,
03:46I do not come to the studio
03:48thinking that I am charged
03:50of decisions
03:52and that then
03:53those decisions
03:54will be affected by the space.
03:57I do that the space
03:59to be facilitated
04:00so that all these decisions
04:02really materialize.
04:04One day of work
04:05here in the workshop
04:06is programed.
04:07When I do not have
04:09programing with audio editors
04:10or video
04:12I am completely
04:13out of the programing.
04:15I am the one who programing,
04:16I am the one who decide
04:18in things
04:19that I have in the way
04:21to take decisions
04:22in the future
04:23or to think
04:25a work that is in the process
04:27and keep working
04:28alone
04:29without the time
04:31with the editor.
04:33So
04:34when I have the editor
04:36it is a meeting
04:37that is
04:38at the end
04:39the editor
04:40we are working
04:40a little bit
04:41and we are moving
04:42on some issues
04:43and I keep working
04:45with other things
04:47and so on.
04:48But
04:49it is like
04:50its own
04:50and its own
04:51and its own
04:51and its own
04:52.
04:56If it is in the morning
04:57it is from 9 to 1
04:59and in the afternoon
04:59it is from 2 to 6
05:01or 3 to 6
05:03or 3 to 6
05:04I do not like
05:06having more
05:07than 3 or 4
05:08hours of editing
05:09you know
05:09like
05:10like
05:10everything
05:15took too long
05:24time
05:27it is time for
05:28a second video
05:30it takes a lot
05:31of time
05:31right now
05:32because now
05:33I have a better machine
05:34and we have
05:35very good programs
05:36and things flow very well, very fast, very solvent editors, very good.
05:43I have a editor now that they call GOS and he is super precise,
05:51we are editing 10 projections simultaneously,
05:55so that means having a good head and a good technical management to be able to do it.
06:05When I have a problem in which I am working,
06:08because things are not happening from one day to another,
06:12there is a issue, a concern,
06:15for example, I have been working for a long time
06:17on the issue of recruitment of children and young people in our conflict,
06:26so this puts me in front of ways of working in different ways.
06:31So there are moments in which I work with the sound,
06:35the voices of children,
06:37or I work with images,
06:39and we went to the jungle to work there,
06:43to do a really direct manifestation in the jungle,
06:47with women who protested by their loss of their children.
06:51So that has other material,
06:54I look at that material, I open it, I'm printing, I'm making lines,
07:00I'm making lines, I'm making lines,
07:01in all the works, during the creation process.
07:05So, everything depends on each work,
07:07and each work is completely different.
07:10I have no idea of working that way,
07:13because every process has very difficult requirements, because nothing is easy in this way,
07:20and every time you start a project, it starts from zero, completely.
07:25With the experience, a little bit like a experience that is going to be acumulated,
07:30of what is worth, what is not worth, what is worth, what is worth, what is worth,
07:33or not, well, yes, it is going to be this, but there is to start from zero in research,
07:38in creative processes, in being very free, to let go and let go, let go, let go,
07:45things that can be interesting in the project,
07:50so there is no way to answer, it is unique.
08:02The space allows me, and the sizes, and the conditions that I am creating,
08:08to be able to hold up some papers and be able to put images that are building,
08:15that I believe that is in the work, that is going to be in the work,
08:19or that I can make it happen when I meet with the real place.
08:24It's been a long time, it's been a long time, it's been a long time,
08:29but as we are already concluding the work, we are making sound and video editing,
08:38we need to project to refer to sound and be able to read what is going to happen in the
08:46place.
08:46So, now we are doing another kind of tour with the space,
08:55to make all the possible simulations that are going to happen in the district archive,
09:02where we are going to have the work.
09:03comfort, comfort, coffee, music, and nothing else,
09:09because it is a place that is completely silent,
09:13that is not penetrated by the family life,
09:17or by the everyday life to another level.
09:20So, the only thing I need is a good temperature,
09:24and a minimum company, like I just said, of music and drinks,
09:32not alcoholic drinks, but of other types.

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