CARGO
Exhibition history
Cuerpos, Lodos, Mexico City, 2020
Rivera, Material Art Fair, Mexico City, 2020
Exhibition history
Cuerpos, Lodos, Mexico City, 2020
Rivera, Material Art Fair, Mexico City, 2020
2020
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Isla, dinos tu nombre
The four Coronado Islands form an archipelago off the coast of the state of Baja California. These islands have been used as a strategic territory for smuggling and other criminal activities due to their proximity to the border between Mexico and the United States.
Through an spiritual invocation, Andrew Roberts allows the island itself to expose its nature and describe the characteristics of its land, snatching the narrator's voice from the conqueror. From 600 photographs of the region, the artist has created a 3D model that serves as a body for this presence.
Exhibition history
3ra Bienal Nacional del Paisaje, Instituto Sonorense de Cultura, Nogales, 2019
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The four Coronado Islands form an archipelago off the coast of the state of Baja California. These islands have been used as a strategic territory for smuggling and other criminal activities due to their proximity to the border between Mexico and the United States.
Through an spiritual invocation, Andrew Roberts allows the island itself to expose its nature and describe the characteristics of its land, snatching the narrator's voice from the conqueror. From 600 photographs of the region, the artist has created a 3D model that serves as a body for this presence.
Exhibition history
3ra Bienal Nacional del Paisaje, Instituto Sonorense de Cultura, Nogales, 2019
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2019
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Towards Electromateriality
Towards Electromateriality is a manifesto introducing us to the wold of the new flesh; a reconfiguration of reality mediated by the existence of high speed electronics, assassin algorithms and the atomic materiality of all digital media. Recurring to the visual languages of cosmic horror, warfare video games and dystopian science fiction it draws both conceptual and aesthetic parallels between occultism and black boxes; alchemy and electromechanical engineering; the supernatural and the physical invisibility of virtual realms.
Exhibition history
Cuerpos, Lodos, Mexico City, 2020
Ficción y Tiempo, CCU Tlatelolco, Mexico City, 2018
Towards Electromateriality is a manifesto introducing us to the wold of the new flesh; a reconfiguration of reality mediated by the existence of high speed electronics, assassin algorithms and the atomic materiality of all digital media. Recurring to the visual languages of cosmic horror, warfare video games and dystopian science fiction it draws both conceptual and aesthetic parallels between occultism and black boxes; alchemy and electromechanical engineering; the supernatural and the physical invisibility of virtual realms.
Exhibition history
Cuerpos, Lodos, Mexico City, 2020
Ficción y Tiempo, CCU Tlatelolco, Mexico City, 2018
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2018
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Brief History of the Sun
Exhibition history
Escaleras Futuras, Galería Santa Fé, Bogotá, 2020
XXXIX Encuentro Nacional de Arte Joven, Instituto de Cultura de Aguascalientes, Ags., 2019
7ma Bienal Internacional de Arte Universitario, UAMex, Toluca de Lerdo, 2018
Sunrise Corporation, CECUT, Tijuana, 2017
Boiling Process: Mythodologies, SDAI, San Diego, 2017
XXXIX Encuentro Nacional de Arte Joven, Instituto de Cultura de Aguascalientes, Ags., 2019
7ma Bienal Internacional de Arte Universitario, UAMex, Toluca de Lerdo, 2018
Sunrise Corporation, CECUT, Tijuana, 2017
Boiling Process: Mythodologies, SDAI, San Diego, 2017
2017
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The Complex
Exhibition history
Being here with you / Estando aquí contigo, MCASD, San Diego, 2018
Bienal de la Imagen en Movimiento, Buenos Aires, 2018
Sunrise Corporation, CECUT, Tijuana, 2017
Bienal de la Imagen en Movimiento, Buenos Aires, 2018
Sunrise Corporation, CECUT, Tijuana, 2017
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2017 - 2018
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