Pablo Accinelli's 'Destino Común' Installation Explores Shared Fate Through Refrigerators
Artist Pablo Accinelli presented his installation 'Destino Común' in two locations. The work was first shown at Sala Gabriela Sabatini in Buenos Aires, an alternative exhibition space, and later at GDA in São Paulo, a project run by young artists. The installation features a row of refrigerators arranged to form a precise horizontal line, inviting various public interactions such as opening them for drinks, placing objects on them, or examining their technical systems. Accinelli's piece examines concepts of shared destiny and collective experience, drawing connections to classical mythology, indigenous traditions, and contemporary social conditions. The work creates a space where visitors become active participants, transforming the gallery into a social gathering point. Art critic and psychoanalyst Antoni Canyelles Suau analyzed the installation's exploration of how everyday objects can evoke questions about future possibilities.
Key facts
- Pablo Accinelli created the installation 'Destino Común'
- The work was exhibited at Sala Gabriela Sabatini in Buenos Aires
- A second version was presented at GDA in São Paulo
- The installation consists of six to eight refrigerators arranged in a straight line
- The piece encourages public interaction and examines concepts of shared destiny
Entities
Artists
- Pablo Accinelli
Institutions
- Sala Gabriela Sabatini
- GDA
Locations
- Buenos Aires
- São Paulo
- Argentina
- Brazil