Published on March 27, 2026
The exhibition ñas at House of Chappaz presents a complex visual reflection on power, gender, and artificial intelligence through an installation that engages both the collective imagination and contemporary narratives. Running until March 27, 2026, “If It Walks Like a Duck…” marks Cortiñas’ first presentation at the gallery, centering around the audiovisual installation titled “Surrender, Dorothy!”
Cortiñas’ work challenges viewers to reconsider iconic cultural symbols, weaving together threads of identity and technology in a thought-provoking manner. The title itself evokes the classic phrase often associated with recognizing something , prompting deep exploration into how various societal constructs are perceived.
The installation is designed to be immersive, utilizing a blend of visual and auditory experiences that encourage dialogue about the implications of artificial intelligence in understanding and reshaping gender dynamics. Through her unique lens, Cortiñas seeks to dissect the often nuanced and multifaceted relationships between societal power structures and individual identity.
Visitors to the exhibition can expect a carefully curated experience that invites them not only to view but to engage with the thematic elements that Cortiñas integrates into her work. a well-known figure like Dorothy, Cortiñas compels audiences to challenge preconceived notions and to reflect on the evolving narratives that define our current cultural landscape.
As the art world continues to grapple with the impact of technology on creativity and identity, Cortiñas’ exploration in “If It Walks Like a Duck…” stands as a pivotal point of reflection, showcasing how artistic expressions can serve as a catalyst for critical discussions about the complexities of modern life.
The exhibition is receiving attention not just for its artistic merit but also for its timely relevance, making it a significant event for both art enthusiasts and general audiences alike.
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