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on Entropic Landscape
Wed, Thu & Fri
5 pm - 8 pm
Sat
11 am - 2 pm

I’ve Come to Tell You What I Saw

Micaela Maisa
Alejandro Mañas

06-06-2025 — 05-07-2025

Micaela Maisa's exhibition "I’ve Come to Tell You What I Saw" at the La Posta Foundation invites us to explore the complexity of the gaze in contemporary culture. Maisa, an Argentine artist living in Valencia, unfolds a project that traverses optics, light, and the eye, questioning the mechanisms of vision and their role in the construction of subjectivity and power. In a hypervisual world saturated with images and optical devices, the artist invites us to pause and reconsider perception, exploring both what is shown and what remains hidden.

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La Posta Foundation. Image Research Laboratory was born on June 12, 2013, as a non-profit entity with a strong orientation towards serving citizens. It is made up of a team of top-level professionals, and bases its strength on establishing alliances with other entities and foundations that also operate in the field of contemporary art, with special dedication to audiovisuals.

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  • Exhibitions
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Exhibitions
  • I’ve Come to Tell You What I Saw
  • Archive
Media
  • Conferences
  • Publications
  • Screening
  • Texts
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Activities
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  • Performance
  • Presentations
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