Amanda Vox is a Brazilian/Portuguese artist currently based in Scotland. Her practice is grounded in fundamental philosophy and informed by environmental thought, and ranges from experiments with walking art to collage, text and street art.
Latest posts by Amanda Vox (see all)
- Interview with TOSKO - May 2, 2021
- Poetry and thinking in Percy Shelley’s essay “A Defence of Poetry” - June 18, 2020
- A abrangência do não-humano - June 15, 2020
Every week Amanda Vox documents life in lockdown/quarantine via collages. A collage seems most appropiate to depict such a multi-facetted phenomenon, as it combines images, faces, elements that normally don’t belong toegether, but nevertheless intertwine in a meaningful visual experience. A collage has the advantage of being able to portray how the life of one thing gets interrupted and at the same time completed by other, unexpected things. Such a descriptive logic fits well with the everyday experience and confusion of self-isolation, that paradoxically connects us to a global pandemia, to an indefinite and indeterminate event seeping in every corner of our lives.
Here’s Amanda’s docuepisode of this week.