INTIMATE MAPS: "CAMINAR" BRINGS TOGETHER ELEVEN WAYS OF TRACING AN ARTISTIC TRAJECTORY
Aninat Galería presents a group exhibition that, through ruptures, intuitions, and continuities, reveals a distinct way of inhabiting creative time and space.
This Wednesday, the Chilean space Aninat Galería opened Caminar, an exhibition in which eleven artists present a work that distills their own path, as a revealing gesture within a trajectory in constant transformation.
In this convergence of singularities, each artistic practice invents its own way of moving forward: amid searches, intuitions and certainties, ruptures and continuities, giving shape to intimate cartographies that reveal how every work is also the testimony of a life's journey which, over time, traces out a unique and unrepeatable trajectory.
Participating artists include: Patricia Belli, Raúl Zurita, Huanchaco, Lotty Rosenfeld, Mónica Bengoa, Natalia Babarovic, Nicolás Franco, Fernanda López, Ricardo Lagos (N3t0), Gabriela Carmona, and Estefanía Tarud.
Caminar is on view at Aninat Galería, Alonso de Córdova 4355, Vitacura, Chile.
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