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Jan Mot opens a group exhibition entitled A buoy if not a beacon A buoy if not a beacon, installation view at Jan Mot, 2020 (from left to right: Latifa Echakhch, Le Thé de Saïd, 2010, gutter, tea pot, dimensions variable ; Giovanni Anselmo, Untitled (Struttura che beve), 1968, stainless steel, water, cotton, 54 x 30 x 30 cm). BRUSSELS .-Jan Mot presents a group exhibition entitled A buoy if not a beacon with work by Francis Alÿs, Giovanni Anselmo and Latifa Echakhch. Francis Alÿs’ recent painting Guerrero, Mexico, August 2020 was conceived during the period of the pandemic which the artist partly spent in isolation in a remote area of Mexico. On a tiny island surrounded by water one can see a small house, a few palm trees and a glowing beacon symbolizing a signal (or a warning) in the middle of uncertainty. In the adjacent space Alÿs’ Study for the animation Song for Lupita, 1998 is shown, the two drawings are related to the 16mm animation film Song for Lupita. The wor