Mariana Tocornal
/ Statement Mariana Tocornal explores the connection between everyday objects and emotive, personal memories, as they become unusable over time. She primarily uses porcelain, sewing, and other objects in her recent works, employing a precise technique of plastic reflection that delves into the construction and deconstruction of the objects. The embroidery and sewing in her […]
Leo de la O
/ Statement This art series showcases grayscale paintings and drawings depicting abstract geometric structures. Gabriel draws visual inspiration from Spanish Baroque painting, vintage photography, and science, and his work is influenced by Platonic philosophy, esotericism, and science. Recently, his artworks have delved into two different themes: abstract geometric forms in landscapes, combining architectural elements […]
Gabriel Soto
/ El Salvador, 1993. Statement This art series showcases grayscale paintings and drawings depicting abstract geometric structures. Gabriel draws visual inspiration from Spanish Baroque painting, vintage photography, and science, and his work is influenced by Platonic philosophy, esotericism, and science. Recently, his artworks have delved into two different themes: abstract geometric forms in landscapes, […]
Denise Treizman
/ Santiago, Chile. Statement Chilean-Israeli artist currently based in Miami, FL. She creates sculptures and installation works by combining found objects and ready-to-use materials with colourful, textured and sometimes luminescent fabrics. Through a practice of collecting and reusing, he accumulates materials with no specific purpose in mind, except to have them on hand and available […]
Denise Treizman
/ Santiago, Chile. Artista chilena-israelí radicada actualmente en Miami, FL. Crea esculturas y obras de instalación combinando objetos encontrados y materiales listos para usar con tejidos coloridos, texturizados y a veces luminiscentes. A través de una práctica de recolección y reutilización, acumula materiales sin un propósito específico en mente, excepto tenerlos a mano y disponibles […]
Antonio Castillo
/ Santiago, Chile. Antonio Castillo’s creative work stands out for its versatility in narratives, techniques, and procedures. Each action he takes involves time, space, and body, exposing him to stimuli in constant transformation. Using sculpture, painting, drawing, and animation, he explores various “supports” that allow him to encompass a diverse local and foreign imaginary. His […]
Andres Lima
/ Santiago, Chile, 1985. Statement Andrés Lima develops his artistic work primarily through research and exploration of various landscapes and territories linked to a fractured historical past. His main means of approach include video, visual essay, photography, and cinematic journeys. In his recent individual projects, he has made the research process a fundamental element in […]
Ernesto Crespo
Ernesto Crespo / Chile, 1977 Statement Ernesto Crespo explores the concept of repetition in his work, creating subtly different images to encompass a broader reality. His work lies at the intersection of cinema and painting, achieving something that painting alone cannot: the passage of time.The central concern of Ernesto is this notion, from which other […]
Small Things That Seem Eternal
Small Things That Seem Eternal Jun 08 — Jul 08 2023 “Small Things That Seem Eternal” invites us to reflect on the fundamental role of contemporary art and the artist in our current society. Through these small-format works, the artists demonstrate their innate ability to capture the essence of our environment and elevate it to […]
THREE POWERS
Three Powers Apr 13 — Mar 26, 2023 Mahara+CO, in collaboration with ArtSpace 305, is proud to present “Three Powers,” a group exhibition featuring the work of three Latino artists living in the USA. The show will run from April 13 to May 11, 2023, exploring the meaning of beliefs and personal involvement. The trio […]