Explore Leandro Erlich's 'Certezas efímeras': An Exhibition of Immersive Installations and Visual Illusions

This exhibition showcases two representative installations by Argentine visual artist Leandro Erlich, known for his immersive works that play with perception, perspective, and the everyday. Visitors can expect to encounter illusions, optical tricks, and disorienting spaces designed to challenge their sense of reality.

Leandro Erlich. Certezas efímeras presents a curated selection of two of the most representative installations by Argentine visual artist Leandro Erlich, a prominent figure in contemporary international art. Erlich's work is characterized by its use of everyday elements to create immersive experiences that alter the perception of reality. The exhibition features 'Nido de las Nubes' (Cloud Nest), an installation of floating clouds suggesting different countries and questioning the permanence of borders, and 'Changing Rooms', a labyrinthine structure of cabins with false mirrors that disorients visitors and challenges their sense of self. Through optical illusions and spatial manipulation, Erlich constructs environments that break down conventional frameworks, inviting viewers to question their own perspectives on reality and artifice. The exhibition highlights key aspects of his practice, including the significant role of architecture and space, the use of illusion, the incorporation of everyday objects, and influences from cinema and literature, particularly the works of Hitchcock, Polanski, Lynch, and Borges. 'Certezas efímeras' aims to envelop the visitor in a symbolic world where maps and mirrors become vehicles to confront the nature and perception of human existence.

Opening hours are Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 20:00, and Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from 11:00 to 20:00. Guided tours are available on Tuesdays at 12:00 and 18:00, Wednesdays at 18:00, and Saturdays at 10:30. Further information on guided visits can be found via the provided link.