Lo que este paisaje puede decir sobre el futuro
Curated by: Giuliana Vidarte
This project brings together a group of works by Peruvian artists who, through current research, aim to understand ecosystems as spaces that hold knowledge and experiences. These works reflect millennia of interactions and offer possibilities for envisioning new ways of existing and cohabiting for human communities in the future.
Participating Artists
Juan José Barboza-Gubo, Elena Damiani, FIBRA Collective (Lucia Monge, Gianine Tabja, and Gabriela Flores del Pozo), Camila Rodrigo, Silvia Westphalen, and Luis Enrique Zela-Koort.
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Copia de FIBRA Colectivo. 1 de 15’ 269, 818 (2024) 908 jabones artesanales hechos con aceite de palma reciclado. 350 x 300 x 300
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Copia de Luis Enrique Zela-Koort. El fruto de la Diferencia (2024) [Detalle]Ensamblaje de paneles de resina y fibra de vidrio, marcos de hierro niquelado, pieza de vidrio soplado con sopa primordial encapsulada,
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Copia de Luis Enrique Zela-Koort. Objeto SUL (Shrine of Universal Life) (2024) Ensamblaje de paneles de resina y fibra de vidrio, marcos de hierro niquelado, pieza de vidrio soplado con sopa primordial encapsulado
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Copia de TEM XI - 6
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Copia de TEM XI - 9
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Copia de TEM XI - 15
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Copia de TEM XI - 18
Giuliana Vidarte (Lima, 1981)
Curator, art historian and teacher. She has developed research and exhibition projects on the relationship between visual arts and literature, the rewriting of history from the recovery of unofficial discourses and the history of the arts and contemporary creation from the Peruvian Amazon. She works as a Professor at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú and develops projects as an independent curator and researcher. Between 2015 and 2018, she was curator of the research, management and promotion project of Amazonian art Bufeo. Amazonía+Arte. In 2019, she was curatorial assistant of the Peruvian Pavilion at the 58th Venice Biennale. Between 2018 and 2023, she was Head of Curatorial and Collection at the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Lima.