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Tomás Saraceno: Interwoven│601│Fairclouds

from New Taipei City Art Museum Exhibition Audio Guide · host New Taipei City Art Museum

Script of this episode// What do you see in the clouds? What latencies are contained within their waters? These walls feature the intergenerational artwork Fairclouds, composed by clouds of imagination drawn by participants from local workshops and by children in Argentina. For the Communities of Salinas Grandes, water is life. They have long-defended its environment against industrial lithium mining that extracts, per tonne of this ‘white gold’, as much as 2 million liters of groundwater. In today’s world, clouds most ubiquitously embody a story of neo-colonial, industrial extraction, as physical clouds are drained and converted into fuel for digital memory and technologies of control. Fairclouds invites you to become part of a community for more just cycles of water, memory and life. You are invited to enter Interwoven and contribute to this ongoing, collective project. ----------------------------------------------------- Tomás Saraceno: Interwoven 2026.03.21–2026.09.06 NTCAM Gallery 6A、6B

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