Rosa Barba’s latest exhibition, "The Ocean of One's Pause" at MoMA, showcases her 15 years of innovative work in film and sculpture. By transforming the gallery into a cello, Barba creates a unique auditory experience as film projectors pull celluloid strips that pluck wires to generate sounds. Central to the exhibition is her new film, "Charge," filmed at CERN, which is complemented by experimental music and analog mechanisms, inviting viewers to appreciate the intricacies of light and technology in a refreshing manner.
Rosa Barba reimagines the essence of time and space by transforming film into sculptures and taking viewers on an audibly rich experience with her latest exhibition.
In her exhibition, 'The Ocean of One's Pause,' Rosa Barba presents a unified collection of cinematic sculptures that invoke an immersive interaction with light, sound, and mechanics.
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