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In recent years, the feeling of tension and anxiety was present in most places, whether in the air or in our own body. Separation from others increased loneliness and the feeling of distance. Nature invited us to a quiet place, a space to escape, connect, and try to understand ourselves. It became a kind of antidote to a reality that still feels like a long, uncomfortable dream. The organic and constant process of walking was a way to heal and disconnect. To contemplate and look for signs of life and repetitive forms of permanence, abandonment, adaptation, overcoming, growth, and relief through the observation of architecture, urban planning, the natural landscapes, and human vestiges. While we have always forced some of these into the systems we use, nature cares to evolve through its organic forces, showing us the lack of compassion we have created for ourselves in our way of life. With Frequency, I question and reflect on this reality and the conflicts that humans face today.
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Read Text by: Mónica Salinero Rates, Sociologist
EXHIBITION + PRESS:
Galería Animal. (Solo Show) Exhibition. 2022 (CL)
Frecuencia, Artishock Magazine. Article by Alejandra Villasmil. 2022 (CL)
Urbanautica Institute Awards 2020. Catalogue and Interview. 2021 (IT)
HONOURS:
Canada Council for the Arts. Travel Grant. Arts Abroad program 2022 (CA)
Leica Oskar Barnack Award 2022, Nominee (GE)
Ontario Art Council. Exhibition Assistance Grant 2021-2022 (CA)
The Burtynsky Grant + Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival. Winner 2021 (CA)
Urbanautica Institute Awards 2020. Representations of Space, Architecture, and Conflicts. Winner 2021 (IT)
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In recent years, the feeling of tension and anxiety was present in most places, whether in the air or in our own body. Separation from others increased loneliness and the feeling of distance. Nature invited us to a quiet place, a space to escape, connect, and try to understand ourselves. It became a kind of antidote to a reality that still feels like a long, uncomfortable dream. The organic and constant process of walking was a way to heal and disconnect. To contemplate and look for signs of life and repetitive forms of permanence, abandonment, adaptation, overcoming, growth, and relief through the observation of architecture, urban planning, the natural landscapes, and human vestiges. While we have always forced some of these into the systems we use, nature cares to evolve through its organic forces, showing us the lack of compassion we have created for ourselves in our way of life. With Frequency, I question and reflect on this reality and the conflicts that humans face today.
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Read Text by: Mónica Salinero Rates, Sociologist
EXHIBITION + PRESS:
Galería Animal. (Solo Show) Exhibition. 2022 (CL)
Frecuencia, Artishock Magazine. Article by Alejandra Villasmil. 2022 (CL)
Urbanautica Institute Awards 2020. Catalogue and Interview. 2021 (IT)
HONOURS:
Canada Council for the Arts. Travel Grant. Arts Abroad program 2022 (CA)
Leica Oskar Barnack Award 2022, Nominee (GE)
Ontario Art Council. Exhibition Assistance Grant 2021-2022 (CA)
The Burtynsky Grant + Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival. Winner 2021 (CA)
Urbanautica Institute Awards 2020. Representations of Space, Architecture, and Conflicts. Winner 2021 (IT)