Change is inevitable. Just as a meteor upon its impact on Earth, the concept of change can be a sudden quake of energy. It is inevitable, not because we run away from it, but rather as an unstoppable
consequence of human evolution. Change is growth.
I Will Stay Here... A Little Bit Longer is the moment of revelation that life is not over, but has rather hit a turning point. We are suspended in space: the explosion, the colorful, the wood
fragments, the neon, and the visually toxic... None of this has found its final destination; moreover, it becomes the energy it takes to stay in this state. Emotions become pieces that seem to click like two parts of a puzzle,
but do not find their place yet, as if there is always one last chance to make a change. Every fragment is an opportunity to make a decision. Change then becomes energy.
I Will Stay Here... A Little Bit Longer is the third link in a chain reaction of enlightenment according to Tellaeche’s perspective. The first stage was an exploration of the meteor and
it’s explosion in Tellaeche’s own world; the second stage engulfed the viewer into apocalyptic scenery through an amassment of murals, sculptures and paintings; and last, I Will Stay Here... A Little Bit Longer
is the moment of revelation, where Tellaeche consciously decides to linger in that level of energy to define who he is. It is the path that he has travelled, and the trail he will create on his own.
I Will Stay Here... A Little Bit Longer follows recent exhibitions curated by COED Contemporáneo, a curatorial initiative authored by Lara Balderrama and Alejandro Jassan, to foster
the cultural exchange between Latin America and the United States. We think it is important to highlight the talent of certain artists by creating a discourse between traditional and contemporary art in two contrasting cultures.
The exhibition is presented in conjunction with A de A, a Mexican-based art agency that pursues to create a closer relationship between art and it’s audience. Through cultural events,
it generates an environment that breaks with what has been stigmatized in cultural dynamics. It aims to outstand Mexican talent within Mexico as well as in an international sphere.