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La Revolución Silenciosa

La Revolución Silenciosa (The Silent Revolution) is a series of photographs quoting an exclusive genre of Latin American baroque from the 16th and 18th centuries: the viceregal painting of angels and apocryphal angels. These are not literal quotes, but operations contaminating the originals with elements from other periods of the continent’s history and its particular art history. On these portraits we find objects associated with how the Cold War was experienced in South America, with the inherent problems related to Latin America’s specific cultural and racial mixes, and to gender issues, for example, the androgynous angel faces.

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Cultural Studies Documents

Cultural Studies Documents is an ongoing series advancing at the speed of the construction of the Chinese Wall. Its only piece is a photograph taken on 2001, in the town of Río Negro in the region of los Lagos in the south of Chile. It’s not connected to any piece previously produced, with the exception of Angelus Australis (2002) from the La Revolución Silenciosa series (2001-2002), which possesses its own gallery on this site.