While the restlessness lasts While Inti was peeling Dutch potatoes to make a Spanish omelet for her daughter, I lessened the cold with a cup of hot coffee. We talked about his professional career, the scenarios, circumstances and fields of action around it. 1-...
A conversation with Aimée Joaristi about ESCINDIDA 1- Who is Aimée Joaristi and how do you link who you are with what represents you as an architect, designer and artist? The link always is and has been art, in any of its manifestations. In the same way, I link with...
Frank Guiller from New York. Approaches to his work 1- Like several artists of your generation, you are a graduate of the San Alejandro Academy of Art in Havana. What did it mean for you to have studied at said Academy? San Alejandro was very important for my artistic...
Talking with Rafael Domenech 1- You are a young artist who has managed to capture the attention (to a large extent) of various collectors, curators, art spaces, and galleries. In past interviews you have referred to your work as “a work that begins with the act...
Aporias of artistic thought: An approach to the work of Rafael López Ramos 1- In 2011 your work was included in the book Cuban Artists Across the Diaspora: Setting the Tent Against the House, written by Andrea O’Reilly. What does it mean for you to have been one...
Clara Morera, as a very free artist who faces everything 1- The Chilean writer Marcela Serrano in her novel Antigua vida mía, has written a phrase that identifies me from the first moment I read it: “A woman is the story of her actions and thoughts.” Is...
