Opening: to admit a subtle thread
Zone2Source presents 'to admit a subtle thread', a group exhibition curated by Camila Gueneau de Mussy, opening on September 28 from 3-5:30pm. Featuring artists from Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Peru, the exhibition explores extractivism not only as an economic system but as a colonial worldview and invites audiences to imagine other ways of relating to land.
Artists participated in this exhibition: Amanda Piña, Natalia Montoya, Aline Baiana, Neyen Pailamilla, Daniela Ortiz, Ana Bravo Pérez
Opening Programme
15:00 Walk in
15:30 Guest Curator Camila Gueneau de Mussy's note on 'to admit a subtle thread'
16:00 Sound performance by Nene Moné
16:30 Drinks
17:30 End
Biography
Nene Moné is a music producer and transdisciplinary researcher whose work bridges immersive soundscapes, political ecology and activism against ongoing coloniality. Drawing from their roots, Moné fuses organic elements with electronic rhythms and synthesizers to evoke powerful narratives of resistance and re-existence. With a long-standing commitment to social and environmental justice, their activism challenges extractivism, industrial metabolism, and monoculture. In this performance, Moné conjures an original soundscape reflecting the ongoing struggles in a land of vitality and spirit, where native forests and waters are being seized and polluted, yet nature continues to resist and thrive.
