Preserving BSP's legacy
Benjamín Solari Parravicini Archive · 1898-1974
A project for cataloging, verifying and digitally preserving over 3,000 psychographic works, drawings, manuscripts and documents by Benjamín Solari Parravicini (1898-1974).
Benjamín Solari Parravicini Archive · 1898-1974
A project for cataloging, verifying and digitally preserving over 3,000 psychographic works, drawings, manuscripts and documents by Benjamín Solari Parravicini (1898-1974).
The Orled Code is a digital archive dedicated to preserving, cataloging and disseminating the integral work of Benjamín Solari Parravicini. Each piece is documented with archival rigor: technical metadata, iconographic descriptions, literal transcriptions, keywords, symbolic archetypes and verification sources are recorded.
The archive preserves different types of pieces. Each category has its own nomenclature and cataloging criteria.
Automatic writing received by BSP. Psychographed text with its corresponding image.
Graphic work in drawing technique, with pencil, ink or similar strokes.
Pictorial work with oil, watercolor or other techniques.
Handwritten documents by BSP, different from psychographies.
Published texts, essays and dissemination articles.
Sound recordings, lectures and audio records.
Audiovisual records and film material.
Photographic records of works, documents and contexts.
Various documents, letters, certificates and archive material.
Each work is documented with multiple layers of information to ensure its preservation and study.
Support, technique, dimensions, conservation, signature and provenance.
Detailed analysis of the visual elements present in the work.
Complete text faithfully transcribed from the original.
Thematic indexing with symbols and universal archetypes.
Bibliographic references, depositaries and authenticity status.
Critical comments, historical context and additional data.
If you have information, sources or pieces that can contribute to the verification and preservation of BSP's legacy, we invite you to join us.
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