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The city of Gary (Indiana) was founded in 1906 by United Steel Corporation. The jobs created by the steel industry provided Gary with very rapid growth, many people arrived quickly (mostly immigrants) as a result of the job opportunities. In the 1930s it became the fifth most populous city in Indiana. During these years, deep…
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Photo by Carlos Sarraf Photo by Carlos Sarraf The neighborhood of “La boca” is born in the margin of Riachuelo, Buenos Aires. This neighborhood has the highest percentage of poverty of the city, also “La Boca” is the neighborhood with the highest percentage of renters in the Capital Federal, due to these social conditions there are…
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Latidoamericano, Public Art Festival 2016. “Chokokue” means Farmer in Guarani. In Paraguay the peasantry is an important social actor for the country’s economy. During 1989-2013 they were executed and disappeared 115 leaders and members of peasant organizations. These attacks has the objective of acquire the land of the farmers this is a due to…
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“The mysterious thing”, Zio Ziegler x Eversiempre , Mill Valley, California (2016) “Behold my brothers, the spring has come; the earth has received the embraces of the sun and we shall soon see the result of all that love! Every seed is awakened and so has all animal life. It is through this mysterious power that we…
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“Logo II” is a public test applied during my stay in the city of Cordoba (Argentina) for the exhibition “Pioneros de un viaje a ningún lado” at the Contemporary Museum of Art of Cordoba (Caraffa). It is a study that I have been conducting on the relationship between the “individual” and the “logo”.…
Read More“Homage to the Past and Future” The city of Oostende began its great reforms in 1883. King Leopold II earned the nickname the “constructor” for his contribution to public works. These reforms were possible thanks to the large profits that were made from the king’s colony, an area sixty times larger than…
Read MoreVilla Crespo, Buenos Aires, Argentina (2015)
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