Duplexity

2019
Welded metal, plexiglass, motor, and projection
6’ × 6’ × 4’

Exhibited: Celebrating Georgia Artists of Hispanic/Latinx Origin, Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia (MOCA GA), Atlanta. 2020.

Duplexity explores identity and belonging through the experience of migration and living between cultural contexts. Through transparency, projection, shadow, and continuous movement, physical and immaterial forms overlap and shift, creating an unstab — Duplexity explores identity and belonging through the experience of migration and living between cultural contexts. Through transparency, projection, shadow, and continuous movement, physical and immaterial forms overlap and shift, creating an unstable spatial experience.

The work blurs distinctions between presence and absence, proximity and distance, reflecting an understanding of identity not as fixed between two places, but as continually reconstructed through movement, displacement, and changing relationships to — The work blurs distinctions between presence and absence, proximity and distance, reflecting an understanding of identity not as fixed between two places, but as continually reconstructed through movement, displacement, and changing relationships to place.