Auxilium Art Gallery invited me to participate in Colectivo Relevo and their first edition of an art-as-therapy program dedicated to teenagers who suffer from cerebral palsy. I worked with José Ángel, Jessica and María del Carmen, from the Nuevo Amanecer Institute in my hometown Monterrey, Mexico.
They experimented and played in the dark making shapes with a laser on the wall over a 20 to 30 seconds interval; only after exposure time, with the completed shot, we would know the results. I toyed around with the results to create kaleidoscopic forms and intervened to create a final piece with the three pictures they generated.
I really liked the idea that the participants could have the same creative process of experimentation that any other artist goes through. That is, with a more “fun” approach.
100% of sales were donated to the Nuevo Amanecer Institute.
They experimented and played in the dark making shapes with a laser on the wall over a 20 to 30 seconds interval; only after exposure time, with the completed shot, we would know the results. I toyed around with the results to create kaleidoscopic forms and intervened to create a final piece with the three pictures they generated.
I really liked the idea that the participants could have the same creative process of experimentation that any other artist goes through. That is, with a more “fun” approach.
100% of sales were donated to the Nuevo Amanecer Institute.
They experimented and played in the dark making shapes with a laser on the wall over a 20 to 30 seconds interval; only after exposure time, with the completed shot, we would know the results. I toyed around with the results to create kaleidoscopic forms and intervened to create a final piece with the three pictures they generated.
I really liked the idea that the participants could have the same creative process of experimentation that any other artist goes through. That is, with a more “fun” approach.
100% of sales were donated to the Nuevo Amanecer Institute.
They experimented and played in the dark making shapes with a laser on the wall over a 20 to 30 seconds interval; only after exposure time, with the completed shot, we would know the results. I toyed around with the results to create kaleidoscopic forms and intervened to create a final piece with the three pictures they generated.
I really liked the idea that the participants could have the same creative process of experimentation that any other artist goes through. That is, with a more “fun” approach.
100% of sales were donated to the Nuevo Amanecer Institute.
They experimented and played in the dark making shapes with a laser on the wall over a 20 to 30 seconds interval; only after exposure time, with the completed shot, we would know the results. I toyed around with the results to create kaleidoscopic forms and intervened to create a final piece with the three pictures they generated.
I really liked the idea that the participants could have the same creative process of experimentation that any other artist goes through. That is, with a more “fun” approach.
100% of sales were donated to the Nuevo Amanecer Institute.
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Process of Jose Angel Cantu Garza (Chepo)
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Process of Jose Angel Cantu Garza (Chepo)
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Process of Jose Angel Cantu Garza (Chepo)
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Process of Jose Angel Cantu Garza (Chepo)
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Process of Jessica Salazar Perez
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Process of Jessica Salazar Perez
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Process of Jessica Salazar Perez
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Process of Jessica Salazar Perez
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Process of Maria del Carmen Escobedo Cortes
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Process of Maria del Carmen Escobedo Cortes
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Process of Maria del Carmen Escobedo Cortes
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Process of Maria del Carmen Escobedo Cortes
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Final composition, with the 3 artworks together
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Final composition, with the 3 artworks together
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Final composition, with the 3 artworks together
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Final composition, with the 3 artworks together
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