The PARIS 68 Studio Space
Set in a deactivated coffee factory, the studio occupies a space where local industry, that once thrived, left not only a physical legacy,but one of mindset. With minimal renovation, the structure retains its raw character—a constant reminder of its origins in production and function.
The space operates on straightforward, iterative principles,much like Pedro himself. Walls, beams, and exposed foundations serve as a testament to durability and transmutation. Rather than erasing the past, the factory’s history is embedded in Pedro´s work ethic, serving as both a place to create and a reminder of the processes that came before. This setting encourages focus and repetition, creating works in a streamlined manner in a controlled environment.
In the studio, creation aligns with purpose. The remnants of the past that engulf the studio space encourage a direct approach to art-making, valuing substance and content over adornment. It’s a place that facillitated all the good that the show has.
all studio pictures by yuri félix.
