Worlds of Exile, 2023
Postpandemia, 2022
Las Meninas, 2019-2022
¡Pandemia!, 2020 - 21
Fata Morgana, 2019
Joseph Andreas, 2018
Anton Regularis, 2017
Level Up, 2016
Worlds of Exile, 2023 Los Viajes, 2020
Joseph Andreas, 2018
Anton Regularis, 2017
Mujer, Memoria y Malvinas, 2023
Arte en Juego, 2022
Terapia, 2021
Después de Babel.
Traducciones Rioplatenses, 2021
Arte en Juego, 2022
Terapia, 2021
Texts
Manuel Aja Espil: Eleven Paths to Planetary Exiles by Gabriela Rangel, 2023
Pequeños destinos trágicos by Rodrigo Alonso, 2023
Cuadrxs by Max Gomez Canle, 2020
El Salón Nacional del Futuro Anterior, o las Selfies de la Princesa Leia por Javier Pelacoff, 2017
Rembrandt y la Pintura by Manuel Aja Espil, 2018
Video
In conversation with Karen Grimson, 2023
Manifestación en Foco, 2022
Hable Con Ella, 2020
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Worlds of Exile
Post-pandemic & Worlds of Exile are two series of paintings closely linked, conceived between Buenos Aires, New York, Barcelona and Madrid (end 2022 and beginning of 2023). Worlds of Exile was the second chapter of this larger group, painted mainly in Barcelona while migrating to Spain. Its title comes from an edition of Ursula Le Guin’s first three novels called “Worlds of Exile and Illusion”.
Exhibited at Hutchinson Modern & Contemporary, New York +
Invasion of Wilkes Land (2023), oil on linen, 144 cm x 184 cm.
World of Exile (2023), oil on linen, 143 cm x 104 cm.
Contemplation (2023), oil on linen, 116 cm x 83 cm.
Force Majeure (2023), oil on linen, 104 cm x 143 cm.
Patagonia (2023), oil on linen, 116 cm x 83 cm.
Maja Reading (2023), oil on linen, 104 cm x 143 cm.