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Trepanations

Urban Mountains

Urban Mountains

Trepanation (2016), ceramics, gold plated aluminum, 21 x 58 x 32 cm.

Works that are inspired on the trepanations carried out the old Peruvian culture Paracas, which was also known for elongating the skulls of their elite classes. It raises awareness about social issues in Latin America, where large migration overpopulate the capital cities, enlarging the administrative heads of their countries.


Urban Mountains

Urban Mountains

Urban Mountains

Mixed media works that represent the instability of the foundations on which contemporary societies are built upon.

Unnatural

Urban Mountains

Works which explore our dysfunctional relationship with nature through the lens of architecture, and with reference to the figure. 

Retablos

Mixed media based on the traditional colonial wood reliefs found all across Latin America. They portray major museum buildings in the process of transforming to shanty towns. 


From Puno MoCA

Sculpting the Canvas

From Puno MoCA...

Sculptures based on the concept of the Puno MoCA project, they explore the relation between museums of contemporary art and  low income neighborhoods. They are made of ceramics and polished aluminum. 


Sculpting the Canvas

Sculpting the Canvas

Sculptures that explore the relationship between painting and sculpture, with particular interest on their ability to transform our perception of the public space through ephemeral interventions.




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