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Installation

Amaru

XII Havana Biennial

XII Havana Biennial

Interactive Installation which represented a snake (Amaru in quechua), which revolved around two installations portraying the Puno MoCA project. It was part of the exhibition “Vacio Museal” Curated by Gustavo Buntinx, MAC Lima, Lima- Peru, 2016,

XII Havana Biennial

XII Havana Biennial

XII Havana Biennial

Puno MoCA installation at a private home in Casa Blanca, Havana, Cuba, made for the XII Havana Biennial. The piece acknowledged the history of the family who used to own four ferryboats that were used to carry people across the bay, until the revolution nationalized them. Havana, Cuba, 2015

La Cantuta

XII Havana Biennial

The Same Old Story

Homage to nine students and one professor from the National University of Education, “La Cantuta, in Lima, Peru, who were kidnapped and killed by a death squad of the Peruvian Army in 1992. It is also a memorial to all the victims violence during the years of terrorist war in Peru.  Gallery Artco, Lima, 2005.

The Same Old Story

Puno MoCA at Art Basel Miami

The Same Old Story

Work that addressed the state of education in Latin America, where the state policies don't seem to match the population needs. It was made with school chairs from schools in Maracaibo, Venezuela and was presented at the V Bienal del Barro, curated by Martin Sanchez. Museo Lia Bermudez, 2004.

Puno MoCA at Art Basel Miami

Puno MoCA at Art Basel Miami

Puno MoCA at Art Basel Miami

Interactive installation featuring the the Puno MoCA project and making reference to iconic contemporary art museum architecture. It was  presented as a solo project with Galeria Lucia de la Puente at Art Positions of Art Basel Miami, 2011.

A Private Matter

Puno MoCA at Art Basel Miami

Puno MoCA at Art Basel Miami

Solo exhibition that addressed issues related to lack of communication in the family. I used furniture from my family house in Lima. The piece also explored the concept of Anti-Architecture. Presented at the Peruvian-North American Cultural Institute Art Gallery in Miraflores, Lima, 2005. 

Florida Prize Exhibition

Puno MoCA at Galeria Lucia de la Puente

Puno MoCA at Galeria Lucia de la Puente

Interactive installation included in the Florida Prize in Contemporary Art Exhibition, at the Orlando Museum of Art. It portrayed the Puno Museum of Contemporary Art and it also included mixed media works. 

Puno MoCA at Galeria Lucia de la Puente

Puno MoCA at Galeria Lucia de la Puente

Puno MoCA at Galeria Lucia de la Puente

Interactive installation featuring the project Puno MoCA, replicas of a room from a house in Puno were recreated, one in raw state and the other conditioned as a gallery space. It featured sculptures, paintings and photos. Galeria Lucia de la Puente, Lima 2010.

Museumorphosis

Puno MoCA at Galeria Lucia de la Puente

Puno MoCA at LMCC

Work that explores the relationship between museums and underserved urban areas, the work represented a shanty town and on top of the roofs lays the photo of the Guggenheim Bilbao Museum, which is only visible as a reflection on a mirror suspended on top of the installation. Contemporary Art Museum of the University of South Florida.

Puno MoCA at LMCC

Puno MoCA at LMCC

Puno MoCA at LMCC

Interactive installation introducing the project Puno MoCA, it included photos, models, videos and texts. It was presented at the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's Workspace Residency, New York 2007. 

The Labyrinth

Puno MoCA at LMCC

The Labyrinth

Interactive installation based on concepts of Zen architecture and the book in Praise of the Shadows by Junichiro Tanizaki. People are able to walk through the piece interacting with each other. It was made while attending the PhD in Fine Arts program at the Tokyo University of the Arts, Tokyo, 2003.

Guachimali

Puno MoCA at LMCC

The Labyrinth

Interactive installation made in the room of the custodian of an empty house. The room was repaired to please the custodians expectations and a second floor was built where a gallery was created. Galeria Lucia de Puente, 15 Anniversary Exhibition, Lima 2009.


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