RECENT PROJECTS & EXHIBITIONS

SALÓN ACME X SALA GAM
CDMX,2024.

Y si la casa era la institución
Presentación de libro + performance de Athenea Papacostas
enero 2024

Casa del Lago, UNAM

Invitación al encuentro alrededor del performance De sus casas de la artista Athenea Papacostas en conversación con Victoria Nuñez, cecilia miranda gómez y Natalia Millán.

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LA LUNA ES UNA PIEDRA ROTA
Solo show, Sala GAM 2023.

JAI,TABAKALERA
San Sebastian, Donostia,2022.

“Vitrina”

Film still from Vitrina 4:47 min

“Magnoliatan”

Magnolia flowers and objects preserved with sea salt

VERNACULAR INSTITUTE
2022

Perfomance presentación de “CASA CUERPO LIBRO FROMA”
Vernacular Institute en colaboración con Erik Tlaseca y Jysus Ramirez

“CASA CUERPO LIBRO FORMA”
Documenta XV,2022.

Diseño por Erik Tlaseca
150 copias
2022

Obra Invisible /Enclavefeminista, Xalapa, Mx.2021

Las personas en casas de cristal no deberían arrojar piedras, Jim Ricks Projects 2021

CAJA MODULAR V & CAMOUFLAGE/ Intervention project in public space curated by artist Jim Ricks.

(1)Floripondios with aerosol painting, No Title (2)Cubical canvas made with linen, oil and aerosol painting in a acrylic box with wheels (3)Cube made with cardboard, glass, ironwork and paint in a public vitrine.

CONSTRURAMA
San Ildefonoso, CDMX,2021.

42 boxes the size of a letter sheet (8.5x11) made with transparent acrylic. Each box contains a material used for construction work representative of what I call “techno history”. A synthesis of Mexico City history based on the housing technological evolution, urban planning and architecture that also contains ecological,political, economic and cultural knowledge of the territory. I am interested in the possibility of manipulating the boxes as containers of history, using them as a pretext to develop the search for a non-linear self-knowledge, but rather an organic and manipulable one.Museo de San Ildelfonso, 2022

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Bienal de pintura Lumen03, Museo de la Ciudad de México, 2019

Oil painting, 55cmx70cm

Bienal de pintura Lumen03,
Museo de la Ciudad de México, 2019