Heritage Invited artist at Montevideo, micro-stories from the 18th and 19th centuries Installation with monoprints on silk, antique textiles and cattle bones Current exhibition at Museo Cabildo de Montevideo 2020 Blood, sea, leather and bones. Mud and files. Humane and well-disposed people “when not actuated by political or religious prejudices”. Women who are “generally affable and polite, extremely fond of dress… often making the stranger bow his head at first sight”. Almost excessively indolent men galloping here and there on horseback, practically naked, with silver spurs… bearing horrible-looking wounds… laying back to contemplate the river the whole day long… who prefer meat to any other food, eating it near-raw in quantities a European would consider impossible”. (from micro-stories by the English traveler John Mawe and by a soldier from the 719th Glasgow Regiment, 1807). Lic. Rosana Carrete Director of the Cabildo Historic Museum

Exhibitions / Installations Heritage Games in the Forest_Let the Wind talk Monochrome_105 Tints of Red Dreams of Silence Self Portrait_Flight Dialogues Loyalty Blessed Water_Source of Life Games in the Forest Elevation Snow Space_Time Work in Progress The Day in your Hands She_He Layers Dis-coverings Graphic Works Fantastic Landscapes Element