Tú, tú, tú, mi incesante
Museo Patio Herreriano•Mar 21, 2026 — Sep 13, 2026
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“There are religious images that were found in humble places. They are usually images of Our Lady found by shepherds, sometimes children, in caves or at the side of a road. This encounter, magical or miraculous depending on who tells the story, turned a small, imperfect piece into an object of worship. Churches, cathedrals and luxurious spaces were then built around them in their honour. And yet the image remained the same: a piece of dark, almost domestic wood that one day came to light in an unexpected place. Surrounded by gold and stone, these statues seem smaller than ever. The monumentality of the space does not magnify them: it actually exposes them. It is in this disproportion, in this mismatch between the container and what it contains, that something in the body of the beholder recognises itself.
Because the body measures. It measures unintentionally, continuously, adjusting its pace, recalibrating its posture, seeking the proportions that are familiar to it. We remember…
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Tú, tú, tú, mi incesante
Museo Patio Herreriano•Mar 21, 2026 — Sep 13, 2026
Press Release
“There are religious images that were found in humble places. They are usually images of Our Lady found by shepherds, sometimes children, in caves or at the side of a road. This encounter, magical or miraculous depending on who tells the story, turned a small, imperfect piece into an object of worship. Churches, cathedrals and luxurious spaces were then built around them in their honour. And yet the image remained the same: a piece of dark, almost domestic wood that one day came to light in an unexpected place. Surrounded by gold and stone, these statues seem smaller than ever. The monumentality of the space does not magnify them: it actually exposes them. It is in this disproportion, in this mismatch between the container and what it contains, that something in the body of the beholder recognises itself.
Because the body measures. It measures unintentionally, continuously, adjusting its pace, recalibrating its posture, seeking the proportions that are familiar to it. We remember…
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