Detalhes do Documento

Esta reseña examina “Figura y Fondo, archivo, tierra y mujeres”, una exposición que, a través de intervenciones artísticas y la reconfiguración de archivos fotográficos, reflexiona sobre la invisibilidad histórica de las mujeres en el campo. A partir del proyecto de investigación “Figura y fondo. Acción icónica para redescubrir a las mujeres del campo. El archivo fotográfico a través del arte”, la muestra explora el papel de las mujeres rurales, tradicionalmente marginado en las representaciones visuales del trabajo agrícola, y ofrece una crítica a las desigualdades de género en la propiedad de la tierra. Utilizando una variedad de medios, incluyendo fotografía intervenida, inteligencia artificial, collages y performance, la exposición promueve la visibilización de las mujeres a través de una revisión crítica del pasado y la proyección de futuros posibles. Con una estructura que explora el pasado, el presente y el futuro, la exposición no solo pone en evidencia las tensiones históricas y sociales, sino que también invita al espectador a reflexionar sobre la necesidad de incorporar voces tradicionalmente silenciadas en la narrativa visual del campo. La muestra se llevó a cabo en el C. C. Palacio de la Audiencia de Soria entre el 28 de marzo y el 26 de abril de 2025.

This review examines “Figura y Fondo, archivo, tierra y mujeres”, an exhibition that, through artistic interventions and the reconfiguration of photographic archives, reflects on the historical invisibility of women in the countryside. Based on the research project Figure and ground. Iconic action to rediscover rural women. The photographic archive through art the exhibition explores the role of rural women, traditionally marginalized in visual representations of agricultural labor, and offers a critique of gender inequalities in land ownership. Using a variety of media, including intervened photography, artificial intelligence, collages and performance, the exhibition promotes the visibilization of women through a critical review of the past and the projection of possible futures. With a structure that explores the past, present and future, the exhibition not only highlights historical and social tensions, but also invites the viewer to reflect on the need to incorporate traditionally silenced voices into the visual narrative of the field. The exhibition was held at the C. C. Palacio de la Audiencia in Soria between March 28 and April 26, 2025.

This review examines “Figura y Fondo, archivo, tierra y mujeres”, an exhibition that, through artistic interventions and the reconfiguration of photographic archives, reflects on the historical invisibility of women in the countryside. Based on the research project Figure and ground. Iconic action to rediscover rural women. The photographic archive through art the exhibition explores the role of rural women, traditionally marginalized in visual representations of agricultural labor, and offers a critique of gender inequalities in land ownership. Using a variety of media, including intervened photography, artificial intelligence, collages and performance, the exhibition promotes the visibilization of women through a critical review of the past and the projection of possible futures. With a structure that explores the past, present and future, the exhibition not only highlights historical and social tensions, but also invites the viewer to reflect on the need to incorporate traditionally silenced voices into the visual narrative of the field. The exhibition was held at the C. C. Palacio de la Audiencia in Soria between March 28 and April 26, 2025.

This review examines “Figura y Fondo, archivo, tierra y mujeres”, an exhibition that, through artistic interventions and the reconfiguration of photographic archives, reflects on the historical invisibility of women in the countryside. Based on the research project Figure and ground. Iconic action to rediscover rural women. The photographic archive through art the exhibition explores the role of rural women, traditionally marginalized in visual representations of agricultural labor, and offers a critique of gender inequalities in land ownership. Using a variety of media, including intervened photography, artificial intelligence, collages and performance, the exhibition promotes the visibilization of women through a critical review of the past and the projection of possible futures. With a structure that explores the past, present and future, the exhibition not only highlights historical and social tensions, but also invites the viewer to reflect on the need to incorporate traditionally silenced voices into the visual narrative of the field. The exhibition was held at the C. C. Palacio de la Audiencia in Soria between March 28 and April 26, 2025.