Appearances in 2021
September 30th - October 10th 2021
September 28th 2021
June 30th - July 4th 2021
June 26th 2021
June 30th - July 4th 2021
June 2nd - June 6th 2021
June 3rd - July 4th 2021
April 8th 2021
March 19th 2021
March 16th 2021
March 17th - 28th 2021
January 21st 2021
January 29th - February 6th 2021
Reykjavik International Film Festival - PINPIN - Film - Nordic Premiere
Pakhuis de Zwijger - Notes on an Immortal Being - Lecture Performance II - Building Stories Talk
Joey Ramone Gallery - La Galeria - Audiovisual Installation - Art Week Rotterdam
Art Brussels Gallery Week - La Galeria - Audiovisual Installation @ Joey Ramone Gallery
International Film Festival Rotterdam 2021- PINPIN - Film - Dutch Premiere
Joey Ramone Gallery - La Galeria - Opening of Audiovisual Installation
Het Nieuw Instituut - Notes on an Immortal Being - 12 ways to film a building - Thursday night Live
PINPIN - Article on Film - un corto de Jaime Levinas en homenaje a la vida cotidiana en el barrio de Once - Infobae
PINPIN - Article on Film - Pinpin una odisea intima por el barrio del Once - Clarin
PINPIN - BAFICI 2021 - Argentine Competition
PINPIN - Interview Lunch with PINPIN - Brasserie du Court
PINPIN - Clermont - Ferrand - International Competition
Selected Works
PINPIN (2021)
film - Argentina USA - 27 minutes
A young man has just arrived from Europe and spends his days with his sister in an apartment in the Once neighborhood. While he gets used to his new life, he secretly dreams of the possibility that the cashier at a Chinese supermarket has some kind of interest in him.
Midnight Coffee (2020)
film - USA - 12 minutes
On a late-night shift of a cafe, the barista burns a coffee unleashing a strange force.
La Galeria (2021)
Audiovisual Installation - single screen projection + multichannel sound, 40 minutes, Argentina, USA, The Netherlands
La Galeria, can refer to both the predecessor of the shopping mall in the form of a hall with shops inside as well as the entrance space of multi-storey buildings. Sometimes combining both functions in one architectural structure.
The urban wholesale district of Buenos Aires, El Once, is filled with these shops and galerias, its rhythms and its textures, people and backgrounds. With the material of the film PINPIN, stripped from its narrative, the work lives on in a raw state. A state of pure ‘setting’.
The viewer is invited to acquaint itself with an environment that has become the shore of multiple migratory waves throughout the decades.
A place of cyclical narratives that repeat themselves over and over again. Day in and day out...