"Asepsic Power," it's a confounding name, but it's a fitting tag for a new exhibition opening tonight at the Image Factory. Honduran Adan Vallecillo is the artist and trust us that his pieces are like nothing you've seen before. We got a preview of the 14 pieces which Vallecillo says bridges the gap between nature and humanity.
Adan Vallecillo, Artist
"I hope many people go to the exhibition and enjoy the exhibition. My inspiration? I think the relationship between humanity and nature. This relationship is inspiration."
Gilvano Swasey, Curator
"Adan's work, which I am pretty excited about in a sense, is new and fresh in the context that it is modern, it is conceptual. What he does is push the envelope. As human beings we live by people telling us what to do; hot and cold is your water; shampoo and conditioner, sometimes I just want to shampoo my hair but in the store I have to provide the conditioner too. So we're forced to do things. What he does is he says screw that, this is the limit and its not there so you do what you have to do and that's what this show kind of does to you; it forces you to think and say that everyday doesn't have to be 9 to 5, why can't I stay at work until 6. So its a very crucial show for young artists and for all viewers but more importantly as human beings to see that we do not have a limit."
The show runs to the end of the month. The pieces are for sale.
