Stake attention in this memory
The image displays three informational labels affixed to a plain white wall, indicative of an art gallery or museum setting in Rosario, Argentina. The image is rotated counter-clockwise, presenting all text sideways. The top rectangular label details an artwork by "Julio Vanzo," titled "Trabajo" (Work), created in "1938." It is described as "Óleo sobre hardboard - 86,8 x 82,8 cm (sin marco)" (Oil on hardboard - 86.8 x 82.8 cm (unframed)), and was a "Legado María Antonia Manzanel, 2009" (Legacy Maria Antonia Manzanel, 2009). The middle rectangular label provides information for an artist named "Marie Orensanz," noting her birth in "Mar del Plata, 1936," and that she "Vive y trabaja entre Buenos Aires y Montrouge, Francia" (Lives and works between Buenos Aires and Montrouge, France). Her artwork, titled "Pensar es un hecho revolucionario" (To think is a revolutionary act), is dated "2001." It is identified as a "Pieza de aluminio con frase calada" (Aluminum piece with carved phrase), measuring "110 x 60 x 7,5 cm," and was a "Donación de la artista, 2003" (Donation from the artist, 2003). The bottom-most label is a smaller square containing a prominent QR code. Below the code, the text "Audiodescripción" (Audio description) is printed alongside a speaker icon, suggesting access to an audio guide for an exhibition.
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