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 Sitio de Nadie is a collaboration with Caleb Duarte that involves social practice, fresco painting, performance and video. The concrete structure is put together using mass produced construction materials and resurfaced with Teotihuacan fresco paint
       
     
 Signs is a fresco series that decontextualized words in an attempt to give them a different weight.  Many of the words used for this signs are central to my practice. Each fresco sign will be photographed outside the studio in new contexts and place
       
     
50 Years of Sobremesa
       
     
 just a drawing (line/trace/mark/bug)
       
     
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Tilted Heritage
       
     
White Noise
       
     
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Sobremesa (Karaoke Politics)
       
     
Without Trace / Sin Evidencia
       
     
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Boxes (2015 - )
       
     
 2015  Five 5’x5’ oil on wood paintings, 44 caliber bullet holes, 12’ x25’ bullet screen     This piece focuses on trauma, its unpredictability, its lack of context, and its aggressively transformative power. Previously to this piece I worked on a se
       
     
  Fatiga Material, 2011   Exhibition: Site-specific painting installation at the Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA  I was invited by curator Liz Munsell to participate in “Close Distance,” a show that took place at the Mills Gallery in Boston. T
       
     
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  Walking a-Long, 2009   Exhibition: Foster Gallery at Noble and Greenough School, Dedham, MA.  This painting installation is simultaneously an homage to and commentary on the 1969 piece A Line Made by Walking by artist Richard Long. The work also in
       
     
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  In-case (Homecoming), 2008 /    Exhibition: Neiman Gallery, Columbia University, New York, NY  This work was my contribution to the collaborative exhibition “Lost in Your Eyes” at  Columbia University’s Neiman Gallery. The show was organized b