Abraham Cruzvillegas

Improvisación escrita para lectura a primera vista

Abraham Cruzvillegas’s Improvisación escrita para lectura a primera vista delves into themes of spontaneity, improvisation, and the interplay between structure and freedom. The title, translating to “Improvisation written for sight-reading”, suggests a musical analogy where the artist constructs a visual score meant to be interpreted and experienced in real-time. The work features an array of found objects, materials, and handwritten elements, assembled in a seemingly haphazard yet intuitively harmonious manner. Cruzvillegas’s use of everyday materials reflects his interest in the concept of autoconstrucción (self-construction), highlighting the potential for creativity and transformation inherent in ordinary objects. The work’s improvisational nature invites viewers to engage actively with the piece, discovering new meanings and connections with each glance. Through this innovative approach, Cruzvillegas challenges traditional notions of artistic creation and interpretation, emphasizing the fluid and participatory nature of both art and life.