Aftonbladet:
“[…] An example of how contemporary capitalism can be artistically conveyed is found in Cha Blasco’s sound installation ‘I Dock’. […]
Cha Blasco here opens up the question of what we should do with our entangled dependence on international shipping.
Imagine my surprise when Blasco, in his video installation ‘Collective’ at the top of Röda Sten Art Center, leaves behind all the critical contradictions from ‘I Dock’ and seems to want to preach a sort of solution to all kinds of existential and political anxiety.”
Göteborgs Posten:
“[…] One of the works that most tangibly connects to the surrounding environment is Cha Blasco’s ‘I Dock’, a sound piece flowing through the staircase between floors.
The title evokes the modern reality of technology, reminiscent of the iPhone or Isaac Asimov’s dystopia I, Robot. This creates a striking reflection of the work’s essence—a link between the harbor’s present and its history.
In ‘I Dock’, visitors hear individually recorded sound signals from all ships passing through the harbor within a four-kilometer radius. […]”