NEO-QUECHQUÉMITL
AOC F58 - Galleria Bruno Lisi
ROME
CURATOR CAMILLA BOEMIO
The quechquémitl is a garment which has been worn by indigenous cultures in Central Mexico since the pre-Hispanic period.
July 2019
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"Celestial Bodies"
The College of Human Sciences, in collaboration with the Department of Apparel Design & Manufacturing and the School of Art in the J.T. & Margaret Talkington College of Visual & Performing Arts Texas Tech University
Lubbock, Texas 2017
https://t.co/vIz3PYU5Eg
Marco de Pasión / Landmark of Passion
This temporal project presented a selection of silkscreen images of travelers, standing before monumental gestural hands, that served as sculptural landmarks or signposts, meant to frame the landscape and call appreciation to its surroundings
"Multiverso 3" an interactive installation made of 2,000 circular raised street markers called “Botts” dots or “bollas” in Spanish, used to guide the flow of people within a city, taken from the streets of Chihuahua, Mexico & Los Angeles.
Nov 2019
https://t.co/IiUnWrKeoN
THE SUN CAME OUT AT NIGHT AND SANG TO ME / (EL SOL SALIÓ POR LA NOCHE Y ME CANTÓ)
Landmark Arts Satellite Gallery at Charles Adams Studio Project - CASP Lubbock, Texas
2017
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