irak morales

SAENGER Gallery, in collaboration with Casa de Arte Limantour, presents the exhibition WELLCOME: no coger coco, by artist irak morales.

It’s just that we were at the beach although maybe I imagined it I mean in the dream it was different all the sand on the beach shifting not so much sand but beings with some kind of life like little creatures speaking some language I guess well it probably wouldn’t even be possible but in the dream that’s how it was the sand saying curious things and suddenly I was in something like a labyrinth with parts connecting to one another and then I’d walk and arrive somewhere and they’d tell me no and in other places yes and there were these autonomous windmills that never stopped endlessly but then I did see bodies eating vegetables in the water very pirate like that dream connected to another one where there was a hotel with a ton of leaks and I was there with some friends but now in that second dream it was raining outside and also inside because everything was dripping and some really delicious pink pastries came out but at some point I had something like dirt in my hands whenever I was carrying a little pink pastry everything was covered in dirt and I offered one to some people I came across and they’d say oh no thanks we already ate and the little pink pastry all stained with dirt and I could even feel the dirt when chewing it in my mouth and I kept walking but now back on the beach that kept speaking unintelligibly until a coconut appeared there tossed aside but then I saw it wasn’t tossed aside at all but dancing drifting away all on its own far into the distance.

—cenzontleamapola