Regina de Miguel. Un mundo turbiamente vivo

Regina de Miguel presents the exhibition Un mundo turbiamente vivo, which proposes imagining an extraplanetary museum terraformed unsuccessfully centuries ago, a memory device of a failed space utopia. The Museum of Tornus projects itself into a future where museums completely lose their meaning, becoming a conscious archive of its incompleteness, contamination, and complicity with the slow violence that runs through the universe. The exhibition is divided into two parts: the first, the Teluric Archive of Tornus, is designed as an artificial swamp where life, waste, data, and matter are mixed in the form of drawings and sculptures; the second part consists of the audiovisual essay Aguas intoxicadas, cometas nunca más vistos, una reunión de suicidas, 2026, a story featuring a scientist trapped in a pandemic that reflects on anxiety, ecological guilt, data saturation, and the difficulty of imagining a future.