{"id":330,"date":"2011-02-16T12:11:20","date_gmt":"2011-02-16T12:11:20","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.luzinterruptus.com\/?p=330"},"modified":"2023-06-03T21:56:10","modified_gmt":"2023-06-03T19:56:10","slug":"un-mar-urbano","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.luzinterruptus.com\/?p=330","title":{"rendered":"Un mar urbano \/ An urban sea"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Pensamos que los contenedores de escombros de las calles de Madrid, son como barcos varados,\u00a0 esperando entre los coches, a que la subida de una marea que nunca llega, les haga volver al mar.<\/p>\n

Algunos de estos recipientes, sobre todo los que est\u00e1n en barrios lujosos, quedan cubiertos por\u00a0 llamativas lonas azules y verdes, que tapan los antiest\u00e9ticos deshechos de su interior y cuando los vemos nos imaginamos, que un pedazo de mar profundo y brillante se hubiera colado en nuestro h\u00e1bitat urbano y seco.<\/p>\n

La noche del 7 de febrero, decidimos escenificar esta fantas\u00eda, a\u00f1adiendo barquitos de papel con luz a nuestros imaginarios mares en miniatura.<\/p>\n

La acci\u00f3n se llam\u00f3 Se ve el mar entre los coches<\/strong><\/span> y para llevarla a cabo, intervinimos 3 contenedores tapados, que encontramos en el Barrio Salamanca de Madrid, colocando sobre sus \u00abaguas\u00bb, una peque\u00f1a e inofensiva flota, de barquitos de papel iluminados.<\/p>\n

Seg\u00fan nos han contado, nuestros improvisados mares, fueron lo primero que vieron muchos ni\u00f1os al ir al colegio esa ma\u00f1ana, y tambi\u00e9n dio pie a animadas conversaciones en tiendas y bares de la zona.<\/p>\n

Las fotos son de Gustavo Sanabria<\/a>.
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\nTiempo de montaje en la calle: 2 horas.
\nDa\u00f1os ocasionados: 0.
\nPermanencia de la intervenci\u00f3n: \u00bf24 horas?.<\/em><\/p>\n

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We believe that the containers of rubble in the streets of Madrid are like stranded ships, waiting between the cars, for the rising tide that never comes, to take them back to the sea.<\/p>\n

Some of these containers, especially those which are in luxury neighborhoods, are covered by shiny tarpaulins of green and blue, which cover the unsightly rubbish inside them and when we see them we imagine that a piece of the deep, bright sea has crept into our dry, urban habitat.<\/p>\n

The night of February the 7th<\/sup>, we decided to stage this fantasy, adding paper boats with lights to our imaginary, miniature seas.<\/p>\n

The action was called One sees the sea between the cars<\/span><\/strong> and to carry it out we used 3 covered containers which we found in the neighborhood of Salamanca in Madrid, placing upon its \u201cwaters\u201d, a tiny, harmless fleet, of illuminated paper boats.<\/p>\n

According to what we have been told, our improvised seas, were the first thing seen by many children going to school that morning, and also gave rise to many animated conversations in the shops and bars in the area.<\/p>\n

Pictures by Gustavo Sanabria<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Assembly time in the street: 2 hours.
\nDamage done: 0.
\nDuration of the intervention: 24 hours?<\/em><\/p>\n

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