House of Chappaz

Lucía Moreno Murillo (Basilea, 1982)
Eva Noguera Escudero (Barcelona, 1979)

Momu & No Es’ recent work revolves around the construction of stories, habits and routines stemming from their immediate surroundings. By questioning social roles and modifying the established rules, they propose other possible alternatives, using fiction and ingenuity to develop a series of storylines, events and fables that draw on the post-internet era. They create new discursive environments in which they mix and reinterpret imaginaries and references of popular culture. In their work they conceive characters and roles inspired from people and entities which reflect the triviality of our contemporary time; whose neurosis managed to escape society and build parallel realities. Their aesthetics become literary constructions and techniques that originate temporary subjective realities, whose foundation is the ability to sublimate the mental of the everyday; questioning the absolute truth and endless love.    
 
Momu & No Es extract, isolate and crudely agitate the elements of the system creating an absurd violence producing a nervous laughter generated by tension. They do not search for humour, but rather the uncomfortable - allowing them to deal with the stipulated complexities of the human being.

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