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"From the combination of the artist's audiovisual material with archive images, institutional videos, instructional videos or sequences of classic animated films, "Walls Have Feelings (and They Are Not Afraid to Speak)" stands as a conceptual essay which explores the agency of objects and their manifestations. When drilling the walls and other elements that contain, hide and underpin the (in)visible and (in)audible forms of power and control, the proposal of Eli Cortiñas addresses the phenomenology of work and the past and present, somatic exploitation mechanisms and …