Aluminium profiles, posters and plaster on drywall sheet, telecommunications cable, energy drink cans, energy drink fountain on methacrylate container, engine, 2 headphones, amplifier and speaker on drywall sheet.
Variable dimensions
2021
In Las ruinas son hoy nuestros jardines
From December 12th, 2021 to January 27th, 2022
Sala d'Art Jove, Barcelona
Listen the session from PLOM here
Listen the session from BDR here
Technoconstructivism is a sound installation that draws on popular music to reflect on the processes of gentrification and territorial transformation in our urban environments, highlighting architectural issues stemming from constructivism and the property boom through symbolic devices of communication, leisure and consumption.
The installation draws a parallel between the repetitive, mechanical and vibrating sounds produced by industrial machinery on building sites and the sonic qualities of industrial and techno music; a genre of music that emerged during the decline of the automotive industry in Detroit (USA) and which, through cascading, overlapping repetitive loops that induce a trance-like state and mental abstraction, represents a need to escape from a decaying industrialised society deeply marked by depopulation and racialisation.
The piece presents a body-machine that combines materials typical of prefabricated architecture with stimulant drinks; a modular and demanding organism that operates 24/7, highlighting the unsustainability of hyper-productivity.











This project has been possible thanks to the prize Premis Barcelona 2020 (Barcelona City Hall) and the open call Art Jove 2021 (Generalitat de Catalunya, Spain).

Technoconstructivism is a sound installation that draws on popular music to reflect on the processes of gentrification and territorial transformation in our urban environments, highlighting architectural issues stemming from constructivism and the property boom through symbolic devices of communication, leisure and consumption.
The installation draws a parallel between the repetitive, mechanical and vibrating sounds produced by industrial machinery on building sites and the sonic qualities of industrial and techno music; a genre of music that emerged during the decline of the automotive industry in Detroit (USA) and which, through cascading, overlapping repetitive loops that induce a trance-like state and mental abstraction, represents a need to escape from a decaying industrialised society deeply marked by depopulation and racialisation.
The piece presents a body-machine that combines materials typical of prefabricated architecture with stimulant drinks; a modular and demanding organism that operates 24/7, highlighting the unsustainability of hyper-productivity.
Aluminium profiles, posters and plaster on drywall sheet, telecommunications cable, energy drink cans, energy drink fountain on methacrylate container, engine, 2 headphones, amplifier and speaker on drywall sheet.
Variable dimensions
2021
In Las ruinas son hoy nuestros jardines
From December 12th, 2021 to January 27th, 2022
Sala d'Art Jove, Barcelona
Listen the session from PLOM here
Listen the session from BDR here










This project has been possible thanks to the prize Premis Barcelona 2020 (Barcelona City Hall) and the open call Art Jove 2021 (Generalitat de Catalunya, Spain).