Pérez Córdova’s contemplative artworks relate to the temporality and lifespan of objects. She works with a wide range of materials such as bronze, glass, earth, and marble. In her sculptures, she often incorporates a variety of both natural and mass-produced items ranging from jewelry, volcanic ash, gun powder, bread, and money. Continue reading Tania Pérez Córdova
Frecon is known for abstract oil paintings and works on paper that—as she describes her lifelong practice—“speak for themselves.” Continue reading Suzan Frecon
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It seems that the zenith gaze is the most powerful because from up there the ground is controlled. We say we have our feet on the ground as a sign of stability and sanity. We cling by gravity to the surface and under it we place the insurmountable, the infra-objects: the mines, the dead, the sewer, the societies that had already been and the imaginary of the underworld. Continue reading Eulàlia Rovira
The painter Julia Haller also revolves around some of these screws in her current work, although it seems to go against ideas of completeness, uniformity and coherence that have become historical. Haller seems to know that abstract painting can withstand a lot, it really only needs to be protected from those who want to save it. Continue reading Julia Haller
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A obra desenvolvida na Residência, uma Land art, intitulada Diva, trouxe amplos debates sobre as questões do feminino, objeto de longa e profunda investigação da artista. Diva é um trabalho que alarga a reflexão para outras interpretações dos mais variados públicos. Continue reading Juliana Notari
