Incommun by Elin Flognman and Carmen López

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Elin Flognman, Carmen López

Incommun, adjectif masculin singulier \
1 INCOMMUN, A (En-ko-mun, mu-n ') adj. Which is not common.
Émile Littré Dictionary of the French language (1872-1877)

Common Of lat. Commū nis.
1. adj. Said of one thing: That, being privately no one, belongs or extends to several. Goods, common pastures. [...]
in common 1. loc. Adv. In community, between two or more people, together. ! Have something in common two or more people or things
1. loc. Verb. Participate in the same quality or circumstance, resemble it. They have in common their love for modern art.
Royal Spanish Academy. (2001). Dictionary of the Spanish language (22nd ed.). Consulted at http:// www.rae.es/rae.html


Incommun is the title chosen for the exhibition of the works of two artists from the world of Contemporary Jewelery separated by thousands of kilometers and united by a common sentiment.


Elin Flognman shows interest in our desire to escape from everyday life. His artistic ambition is to find the point of intersection between the familiar and the extraordinary, as when you repeat your name over and over again and it starts to sound strange. Basic walking and eating activities permeate your work.
Carmen López has been working and interpreting an object for many years: The spoon. His relationship with her is an absolute complicity. According to Carmen is an object so linked to us, so common that decontextualizing it has always been a provocative game for her. !
For years I have lost and found in them, now I have worked for a while in small format, sometimes become a precious jewel or feed the inside of a notebook. (Carmen López, Sevilla-Spain).