Motivos Personales 2024: Group Exhibition

Catalina Zarzar immerses us in the poetics of black color and night evocation with her ceramic and wood sculptures, which transport us to a game of shapes and reflections. In her work "El Cielo en el Agua" (The Sky in the Water), ceramics and burnt wood merge to create limits for the water that acts as a reflection of the environment and of ourselves.

Javiera Castillo preserves memory and tradition with her reproduction of a family vase, integrating local soil in her ceramics and accompanying it with an image that evokes her grandmother's legacy.

Macarena Cuevas surprises us with her meticulous work, transforming ordinary materials into modern archaeologies that defy gravity and play with space. In the work presented , she uses  a matrix made of expanded polystyrene protection from discarded packaging. The lightness of the original material is challenged by using aluminum, creating a game of suspended weights.