Once, Martí Sales (Barcelona, 1979) filled an oval shaped office table of about two meters in length with several objects which he thought defined him. There was an electric guitar, an iBook laptop and a pile of books of a wide taste: Miquel Bauçà, Calvino, Ovidio, Burroughs, Mercè Rodoreda, Torrente Ballester, Maurice Blanchot, Lezama Lima, Sebald, Cixous, J.V. Foix, J...
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Ciberians
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- Òscar Abril Ascaso
- Video, Digital arts, Performance
- Roger Aixut
- Industrial design, Architecture, Performance, Installation
- Albert Alcoz
- Film, Visual arts
- Roger Bernat
- Scenic arts, Theater, Performance
- Josep Bohigas
- Architecture
- Carles Congost
- Photography, Art, Visual arts
- Meritxell Duran
- Illustration, Sculpture
- Àlex Gifreu
- Graphic design, Visual arts
- Sònia Gómez
- Scenic arts, Theater, Performance, Dancing
- Roger Gual
- Film
- Martí Guixé
- Industrial design, Interior design, Concept design, Comunication, Theory
- Andrés Hispano
- Film, Comunication, Image, Visual arts, Critics, Television
- Luki Huber
- Industrial design
- Sergi Jordà
- Digital arts
- Isaki Lacuesta
- Film, Video
- Txell Miras
- fashion
- Roc Parés
- Digital arts, Critics, Installation
- Martí Sales
- Literature
- Albert Serra
- Film
- Pedro Soler
- Networking, Digital arts
Disciplines
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- Architecture
- Art
- Comunication
- Concept design
- Critics
- Dancing
- Digital arts
- fashion
- Film
- Graphic design
- Illustration
- Image
- Industrial design
- Installation
- Interior design
- Literature
- 1archaic : literary culture2: the production of literary work especially as an occupation3 a (1): writings in prose or verse; especially : writings having excellence of form or expression and expressing ideas of permanent or universal interest (2): an example of such writings <what came out, though rarely literature, was always a roaring good story — People> b: the body of written works produced in a particular language, country, or age c: the body of writings on a particular subject <scientific literature> d: printed matter (as leaflets or circulars) <campaign literature>4: the aggregate of a usually specified type of musical compositions
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