{"id":46176,"date":"2000-01-01T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2000-01-01T00:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/formacionsimple.com\/revistasculturales\/archivos\/46176"},"modified":"2026-03-10T08:34:53","modified_gmt":"2026-03-10T08:34:53","slug":"ideas-que-devoran-voracious-ideas","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/formacionsimple.com\/revistasculturales\/ideas-que-devoran-voracious-ideas\/","title":{"rendered":"Ideas que devoran \/ Voracious ideas"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><strong>Autor:<\/strong> Piedad Solans<\/p>\n<p><strong>Revista:<\/strong> L\u00c1PIZ Revista Internacional de Arte n\u00ba 230-231<\/p>\n<hr\/>\n<p>Peque&ntilde;as cat&aacute;strofes cotidianas, transgresiones del lugar: en la fachada principal del museo Artium, en Vitoria, un perro levanta la pata y mea en la pared. Es <em>El perro de Tonetty <\/em> (2006), una fuente-perro (en la estela del urinario de Duchamp) concebida por Eugenio Ampudia para este centro: un can vulgar realizado en aluminio que lanza incesantemente agua contra el muro por medio de un motor. La enga&ntilde;osa cuesti&oacute;n est&eacute;tica en Ampudia da paso pronto a la reflexiva: el concepto de territorio art&iacute;stico, la obra de arte como desacralizaci&oacute;n de su propia definici&oacute;n, y el contexto del museo como espacio de contaminaci&oacute;n. El perro, dice Ampudia, \u201cde alg&uacute;n modo se&ntilde;ala que el museo, durante el tiempo que exponga en &eacute;l, es el lugar en el que desarrollo mis estrategias, del mismo modo que el perro desarrolla las suyas sellando con or&iacute;n su territorio\u201d [pie_1] . No es algo nuevo. Pero, al menos, como se&ntilde;ala Dan Cameron en un reciente texto sobre su obra, este tipo de pr&aacute;cticas sit&uacute;a a Eugenio Ampudia en una generaci&oacute;n de j&oacute;venes artistas espa&ntilde;oles que, huyendo de la estetizaci&oacute;n, de la \u201cglorificaci&oacute;n de la sensualidad\u201d y de la mercantilizaci&oacute;n de la obra como un objeto fetichista, propias de la d&eacute;cada de los ochenta, realizan un tipo de arte conceptual, ir&oacute;nico-cr&iacute;tico, deconstructor de la significaci&oacute;n del arte, de sus iconos y de lo que podr&iacute;a denominarse \u201cestilo\u201d [pie_2] . A contracorriente de lo que sucede con una parte de las obras que circulan en el mercado actual, que tratan de eludir, jugueteando, su condici&oacute;n de mercanc&iacute;a y la vacuidad de su sentido si no es en el recinto de la instituci&oacute;n, en pro de una idealizaci&oacute;n \u2013imposible de mantener\u2013, Ampudia extrema el car&aacute;cter par&oacute;dico de las piezas, su inutilidad objetual en el &aacute;mbito de la instituci&oacute;n y su inserci&oacute;n en el circuito de lo que se denomina el \u201cmundo del arte\u201d ya no solo en lo concerniente a la mercanc&iacute;a, sino como un sistema empresarial. <\/p>\n<p>Artistas, obras de \u201carte\u201d, cr&iacute;ticos, espectadores, instituciones, mercado y medios de comunicaci&oacute;n, propaganda y difusi&oacute;n forman parte de esta empresa dedicada al espect&aacute;culo que Ampudia atrapa y despliega (un tanto forzada, o desarticuladamente, en algunas ocasiones, al ser una exposici&oacute;n en parte retrospectiva, y no una producci&oacute;n espec&iacute;fica para abordar este \u201csistema\u201d) en una muestra que comprende veintitr&eacute;s trabajos videogr&aacute;ficos, instalaciones, fotograf&iacute;as, obras interactivas y esculturas. Esta exposici&oacute;n, titulada <em>Eugenio Ampudia <\/em><em>&#8230;s&oacute;lo una idea devoradora <\/em>, muestra el mundo del arte como un aparato digestivo que absorbe, succiona, traga, digiere y finalmente evacua, en un complejo itinerario de transformaciones y mutaciones, cualquier elemento\/alimento o idea\/icono referente a la obra de arte, y en cuya funci&oacute;n todas las partes colaboran, incluido el espectador, que es quien \u2013como en los <em>reality shows <\/em> televisivos\u2013 activa las operaciones visuales, expresivas, fetichistas y de consumo del espect&aacute;culo. \u201cDesde que un elemento ingresa en el mercado del arte hasta que sale por otro punto diferente y alejado de aqu&eacute;l\u201d, manifiesta Ampudia, \u201cel trayecto es largo. En su seno, todo se junta y, adem&aacute;s, las sustancias que ingresan en el sistema son transformadas mediante enzimas, hormonas o &aacute;cidos, que extraen lo \u2018aprovechable&#8217; mientras lo dem&aacute;s se convierte en material defecable.\u201d Como se&ntilde;ala Jorge Luis Marzo: \u201cCuando pienso en el t&iacute;tulo que Ampudia le ha puesto a su exposici&oacute;n, \u2018&#8230;s&oacute;lo una idea devoradora&#8217;, no puedo por menos que pensar en la conciencia del artista ante una estructura art&iacute;stica mediatizada por su implosi&oacute;n, por su bulimia, por su autofagocitaci&oacute;n\u201d (Jorge Luis Marzo, \u201cFantasmagor&iacute;as en el final del arte\u201d, en <em>Eugenio Ampudia &#8230;s&oacute;lo una idea devoradora <\/em>, cat&aacute;logo de la exposici&oacute;n). <\/p>\n<p>Pero, &iquest;de d&oacute;nde extrae el artista la capacidad cr&iacute;tica para introducirse en la complejidad de este aparato digestivo? &iquest;No es &eacute;ste el espacio del te&oacute;rico, del cr&iacute;tico, del especialista? &iquest;No est&aacute; el propio artista incluido en esta <em>fagocitaci&oacute;n <\/em>? M&aacute;s que \u201cartista\u201d \u2013ya que, si se trata de poner en cuesti&oacute;n no de forma moralista, sino ir&oacute;nica, l&uacute;dica e iluminadora el aparato y desarticular sus mitolog&iacute;as, tambi&eacute;n ha de cuestionarse al artista\u2013, Ampudia es un fabricante de sensaciones e ilusiones, un \u201coperario de ideas\u201d, un agente intermediario, no interesado en la creaci&oacute;n o producci&oacute;n de objetos art&iacute;sticos \u2013esa contradicci&oacute;n t&eacute;cnica que el arte jam&aacute;s solventa, y de donde procede su inutilidad est&eacute;tica y sus silenciadas contradicciones\u2013, sino en la administraci&oacute;n y transmisi&oacute;n de las ideas, en la puesta en escena en el propio museo del funcionamiento de la empresa, del emporio mercantil, de la f&aacute;brica de producci&oacute;n de iconos y significados. Sus obras e instalaciones atienden a dise&ntilde;os o pr&eacute;stamos de ideas de car&aacute;cter an&oacute;nimo, que eluden la cuesti&oacute;n de la autor&iacute;a y la sublimaci&oacute;n de la figura del autor, con lo que el artista niega su expresividad para insertarse en un juego de actos y miradas fallidos del espectador hacia lo observado y de la propia obra hacia el lugar de recepci&oacute;n y transmisi&oacute;n. En consecuencia, su actividad se despliega asimismo en la gesti&oacute;n de espacios de net.art, de arte digital y audiovisual; en muestras, como comisario, de arte ef&iacute;mero; en talleres de \u201ctecnolog&iacute;as dom&eacute;sticas\u201d, en medios de comunicaci&oacute;n y en su propia p&aacute;gina web: www.operariodeideas.com. <\/p>\n<p>Sin embargo, Ampudia, como indica el comisario de la exposici&oacute;n, Mariano Navarro, en el cat&aacute;logo, \u201cno aborda el mundo o el sistema del arte como un mero ejercicio de reconocimiento intelectual, sino que incide (m&aacute;s que nos advierte, nos da a entender) en los prejuicios e ilusiones sentimentales que subyacen y conviven en nuestros juicios est&eacute;ticos y criterios preferenciales\u201d. Por tanto, sus piezas e instalaciones implican constantemente al espectador en su percepci&oacute;n, en una fenomenolog&iacute;a, una iconograf&iacute;a, unas sensaciones y una espacialidad que lo atrapan como una trampa, que si bien sabe ilusoria, ficticia y virtual (no es m&aacute;s que \u201carte\u201d, es decir, es inocuo), no por eso deja de sentir como inquietante y cuya experiencia finalmente le induce a la percepci&oacute;n de la propia realidad como construcci&oacute;n ilusoria, ficticia, virtual&#8230; Y peligrosa. En suma, desestabilizadora de los propios juicios y criterios de valor con que medimos el mundo. Empezando por los propios mitos del artista: Picasso (que mueve sus ojos a voluntad del espectador que maneja el rat&oacute;n), los retratos m&iacute;ticos y emparejados de Che Guevara y Dal&iacute; y el \u201cretorno del fantasma\u201d de Joseph Beuys en <em>Cham&aacute;n <\/em> (2006), inmaterializado y tembloroso en el vapor de una m&aacute;quina. Y si bien la obra aparece en toda su magnitud l&uacute;dica, po&eacute;tica y participativa en piezas, videoinstalaciones y montajes como <em>Mesa de pe(n)sar <\/em> (2003), <em>Lluvia interior <\/em> (2005-2006) y <em>Bleu ii <\/em>(1994 <em>) <\/em>, es en videoinstalaciones como <em>H&aacute;mster <\/em> (2005-2006) donde Ampudia se introduce de lleno en el \u201ctracto digestivo\u201d, con la creaci&oacute;n de esa trampa \u2013la sala\u2013 que hace tamba&shy;learse la estructura intelectual del observador\/observado. <em>H&aacute;mster <\/em> es la representaci&oacute;n espacial de una jaula en la que el visitante inexorable e inconscientemente acaba encerrado, alimentado, cuidado y observado por alguien (un ni&ntilde;o gigante) cuyos ojos le observan a trav&eacute;s de un agujero desde un exterior desconocido: el mundo que perteneciera, hasta entonces, al espectador. Convertido en humano-rat&oacute;n, el ya <em>desaparecido <\/em> espectador pierde su (a)postura, siendo mirado, vigilado y \u201cjugado\u201d por el propio Ampudia. La pregunta sobre la obra no ata&ntilde;e, pues, tanto al significado como a la activaci&oacute;n sin&eacute;rgica del propio pensamiento de un espectador que ve sus ideas de la obra desarticuladas, convertidas en un juego, en un enga&ntilde;o que incluso una vez fuera del museo le har&aacute; dudar del propio contexto de la realidad en que se encuentra. <\/p>\n<p>Cabe destacar, asimismo, la videoinstalaci&oacute;n <em>Fuego fr&iacute;o i <\/em> (2003): el Museo arde y las llamas se deslizan de forma invisible por las paredes de la sala, sin penetrarlas. No hay m&aacute;s obra que un fuego ilusorio, sin sensaciones, sin calor, desmaterializado; ilusi&oacute;n pura. La belleza puede al fin ser atravesada sin peligro de la materia, y esta visualidad pura, fastasmag&oacute;rica, este flotar en la nada iluminada y esta ausencia real de un elemento que tiene, sin embargo, connotaciones simb&oacute;licas de destrucci&oacute;n, alumbra un vac&iacute;o que es quiz&aacute;s el decorado, el espect&aacute;culo, de la enajenaci&oacute;n. Igualmente arde la biblioteca del museo en <em>Fuego fr&iacute;o ii <\/em> (2003), los libros abrasados virtualmente por llamas virtuales que jam&aacute;s llegan a quemarlos. &Eacute;ste es el signo de los tiempos: espectros, fantasmas, presencias imaginarias y virtuales, transparencias y vacuidad, que Eugenio Ampudia, operario de ideas, comprime en c&aacute;psulas de informaci&oacute;n y transmite en redes de im&aacute;genes y signos espectrales. En <em>Estadio <\/em> (2001) no queda m&aacute;s que la competencia: correr y correr por una habitaci&oacute;n circular tras una mercanc&iacute;a que ya no es objeto, sino significados, ideas, conceptos, programas, cifras. El producto est&aacute; listo y entra en los circuitos del mercado para su distribuci&oacute;n y consumo. Corren &aacute;vidos de ideas trascendentales los mu&ntilde;ecos, en una carrera interminable de marat&oacute;n, persiguiendo ansiosamente la plusval&iacute;a de la satisfacci&oacute;n. En la obra <em>En juego <\/em>(2006) explota la agon&iacute;a de la competici&oacute;n por el valor m&aacute;ximo: lo nuevo. &iquest;La <em>representaci&oacute;n <\/em>? Una sala enmoquetada de \u201cc&eacute;sped\u201d artificial donde el visitante asiste a un partido de f&uacute;tbol \u201cen directo\u201d, en el que los jugadores se disputan el &uacute;ltimo libro de Robert Hughes, <em>The shock of the new <\/em>. Tensi&oacute;n m&aacute;xima entre mercanc&iacute;a y espect&aacute;culo, entre proyecciones mentales y sistemas econ&oacute;micos, entre fetiche y pantalla. El espectro de Marx no anda muy lejos. <\/p>\n<p>Voracious ideas <\/p>\n<p>Piedad Solans <\/p>\n<p>Small common catastrophes, transgressions of the place: a dog lifts its leg and pees on the wall of the main fa&ccedil;ade of the Artium museum, in Vitoria. It is <em>El perro de Tonetty <\/em> (Tonetty&#8217;s Dog, 2006), a dog-fountain (following in the wake of Duchamp&#8217;s urinal) conceived by Eugenio Ampudia for this centre: a vulgar dog created in aluminium that incessantly shoots water against the wall driven by an engine. In Ampudia, the deceitful aesthetic issue soon gives way to reflection: the concept of the artistic territory, the work of art as the de-idolisation of its own definition, and the context of the museum as a space that triggers contamination. According to Ampudia, the dog \u201cin a way states that the museum, for the time it is on show within, is the place where I carry out my strategies, in the same way as the dog carries out his by marking his territory with urine\u201d [pie_3] . Nothing new about this. Yet, at least, as Dan Cameron says in a recent text about his work, this type of practices places Eugenio Ampudia within a generation of young Spanish artists who, fleeing from the aesthetisation, the \u201cglorification of sensuality\u201d and the commercialisation of the work as a fetishist object, typical of the Eighties, create an art that is conceptual, ironic-critical, deconstructive of the meaning of art, of its icons and of what could be called \u201cstyle\u201d [pie_4]. As opposed to what occurs to a great part of the works that circulate the contemporary market, which try to, playfully, elude their condition of merchandise and the emptiness of their meaning outside the venue of the institution, in favour of their idealisation \u2013which is impossible to maintain\u2013, Ampudia maximises the parodic character of the pieces, their uselessness as objects in the sphere of the institution and their insertion in the circuit of the so-called \u201cart world,\u201d not only regarding the merchandise, but also as a business system. <\/p>\n<p>Artists, works of \u201cart,\u201d critics, spectators, institutions, market, media, and advertising and communication resources are all part of this enterprise devoted to entertainment that Ampudia traps and displays (in a manner that is somewhat unnatural, or unstructured, sometimes, as the exhibition is partly retrospective, and not a specific production to address this \u201csystem\u201d) in a show that comprises twenty-three video works, installations, photographs, interactive works and sculptures. This show, entitled <em>Eugenio Ampudia <\/em><em>&#8230;s&oacute;lo una idea devoradora <\/em>(Eugenio Ampudia\u2026 Only a Voracious Idea), shows the art world as a digestive system that absorbs, sucks, swallows, digests and finally evacuates, in a complex itinerary of transformations and mutations, any element\/food or idea\/icon referring to the work of art, in which all the parties collaborate, even the viewers, who \u2013like in reality tv shows\u2013 activate the visual, expressive, fetishist and consumer operations that take place. \u201cFrom the moment an element enters the art market until it leaves it through a different, distant point,\u201d says Ampudia, \u201cit travels along a lengthy itinerary. In its nucleus, everything is combined and, also, the substances that enter the system are transformed by enzymes, hormones or acids, which extract what is \u2018useable&#8217; and turn the rest into material that can be defecated.\u201d As Jorge Luis Marzo says: \u201cWhen I think of the title Ampudia has given the exhibition, \u2018&#8230;only a voracious idea,&#8217; I can only think of the conscience of the artist before an artistic structure that is influenced by its implosion, its bulimia, its self-absorption\u201d (Jorge Luis Marzo, \u201cFantasmagor&iacute;as en el final del arte\u201d [Phantasmagorias in the end of art], en <em>Eugenio Ampudia &#8230;Only a Voracious Idea <\/em>, exhibition catalogue). <\/p>\n<p>Yet, from where does the artist extract the critical capacity to enter the complexity of this digestive system? Is this space not reserved for theoreticians, critics, specialists? Is the artist himself not included in that <em>absorption <\/em>? More than an \u201cartist\u201d \u2013since the artist should also be questioned, if it is a case of questioning, from an ironic, ludic, enlightening perspective, not from a moralist point of view, the system and dismantling its mythologies\u2013, Ampudia is a manufacturer of sensations and illusions, he is an \u201coperator of ideas,\u201d an intermediary agent, who is not interested in the creation or production of artistic objects \u2013that technical contradiction that art can never solve, and where its aesthetic uselessness and its silenced contradictions reside\u2013, but in the administration and transmission of ideas, in the <em>mise en scene <\/em>in the actual museum of the operation of the enterprise, of the commercial emporium, of the factory that produces icons and meanings. His works and installations follow designs or borrowed ideas with an anonymous nature, which elude the question of authorship and the sublimation of the figure of the author, with which the artist denies his expressivity to enter a game of failed gazes and actions carried out by the viewers on what they observe and by the actual work on the place of reception and transmission. Consequently, his activity is also displayed in the management of spaces dedicated to net.art, digital art and audiovisual art; in shows dedicated to ephemeral art, which he curates; in \u201cdomestic technology\u201d workshops, in the media and in his own website: www.operariodeideas.com. <\/p>\n<p>However, Ampudia, as stated by the curator of the exhibition, Mariano Navarro, in the catalogue, \u201cdoes not address the art system or world as a mere exercise of intellectual recognition; he stresses (more than warning, he is implying) the sentimental illusions and prejudices that underlie and coexist in our aesthetic judgments and preferential criteria.\u201d Consequently, his pieces and installations constantly involve the viewers in their perception, in a phenomenology, an iconography, in sensations and in a spatiality that confine them like a trap, which albeit false, fictional and virtual (it is just \u201cart,\u201d i.e., it is harmless), is no less worrying, and its experience finally induces them to the perception of reality itself as being false, fictional, virtual&#8230; and dangerous. In all, it destabilises the actual criteria and value judgments which we use to measure the world. Starting with the artist&#8217;s myths: Picasso (who moves his eyes at the viewer&#8217;s command, by moving the mouse), the mythical and paired portraits of Che Guevara and Dal&iacute; and the \u201creturn of the ghost\u201d by Joseph Beuys in <em>Cham&aacute;n <\/em> (Shaman, 2006), immaterialised and trembling in the steam of a machine. Although the work appears in all its ludic, poetic and participative magnitude in pieces, video-installations and productions like <em>Mesa de pe(n)sar <\/em> (Thinking table, 2003), <em>Lluvia interior <\/em> (Interior Rain, 2005-2006) and <em>Bleu ii <\/em>(1994 <em>) <\/em>, it is in video-installations like <em>H&aacute;mster <\/em> (Hamster, 2005-2006) where Ampudia fully enters the \u201cdigestive tract,\u201d with the creation of this trap \u2013the gallery\u2013 that shakes the intellectual structure of the observer\/observed. <em>H&aacute;mster <\/em> is the spatial representation of a cage in which the visitor inexorably and unconsciously ends up trapped, fed, looked after and looked at by someone (a giant boy) whose eyes watch him through a hole from an unknown outside place: the world that used to belong to the viewer. Turned into a human-mouse, the now <em>disappeared <\/em>viewer loses his elegance and posture, and is observed, monitored and \u201cplayed with\u201d by Ampudia himself. Consequently, the question of the work does not concern the meaning so much as the synergic activation of the thought of the viewer who sees his ideas of the work being broken down and turned into a game, a deceit which, even once outside the museum, will make him doubt the actual context of the reality he inhabits. <\/p>\n<p>Another notable video-installation is <em>Fuego fr&iacute;o i <\/em> (Cold Fire i , 2003): the Museum is on fire and the flames slide invisibly down the walls of the gallery, without penetrating it. There is nothing but an illusory fire, there are no sensations, no heat, it is dematerialised; pure illusion. Beauty can finally be experienced without the danger of the matter, and that pure, phantasmagorical, visuality, that floating in illuminated space and that real absence of an element that, nevertheless, has symbolical connotations of destruction, lights a void that may be the set, the show, the madness. The museum library is on flames in <em>Fuego fr&iacute;o ii <\/em> (Cold Fire <em>ii <\/em>, 2003), books sizzled virtually by virtual flames that will never actually burn them. This is the sign of the times: spectres, ghosts, imaginary and virtual presences, transparencies and vacuity, which Eugenio Ampudia, the operator of ideas, squeezes into capsules of information and transmits through networks of spectral signs and images. In <em>Estadio <\/em> (Stadium, 2001), competing is all that matters: running incessantly around a circular room after a merchandise that is not only an object, it is meanings, ideas, concepts, programmes, figures. The product is ready and enters the circuits of the market for its distribution and consumption. The dolls run eager for transcendental ideas, in an interminable marathon, anxiously following the added value of satisfaction. In the work <em>En juego <\/em>(At play, 2006) he exploits the agony of competing for the maximum value: novelty. The <em>representation <\/em>? A room carpeted with synthetic \u201cgrass\u201d where visitors watch a \u201clive\u201d football match, in which players fight for the latest Robert Hughes book, <em>The shock of the new <\/em>. Maximum tension between merchandise and entertainment, between mental projections and economic systems, between fetish and screen. Marx&#8217;s spectre is not far off. <\/p>\n<p>Translation: Laura F. 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