Justo Cisneros | Harmonic Gutter

Justo Cisneros’ Harmonic Gutter, featured in Mosh Now, Cry Later, is a sculptural and performance-based work that transforms the gallery space into a portal of rebellion and ritual. Harmonic Gutter as a performance is a declaration of parallel universes—an unraveling of identity, time and space—where the boundaries between reality and the imagined self-dissolve into an act of introspection and defiance.

Contemporary dance performers, Taryn Lavery and Ty Graynor, serve as mirrored embodiments of identity to engage in a ritualized dance of reflection and confrontation. Through a hypnotic interplay of movement, sonic immersion and material symbolism, Cisneros’ invites the audience to enter a space where self-examination and external forces collide. It explores the liminal space between personal and cultural history by investigating idol worship, music as a sanctuary, and the desire to break free from systems of order. At its core, Harmonic Gutter is an exploration of rebellion against time itself.