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My
artwork is a conceptual fusion of opposite cultural realities that I have experienced
in my lifetime. I integrate diverse elements from pre-Columbian mythology, Western
religious iconography, and American popular culture. The art becomes a product
of collisions between historical visions, ancient and modern, marginal and dominant
paradigms—a thesis and an anti-thesis that end in a synthesis in the mind of
the viewer. Often, the result is a nonlinear narrative with many possible interpretations.
Depending on the specific content, I choose to work with different media: painting,
drawing, printmaking, video animation, or installation. |
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