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Primos Hermanos (Cousins)
Project type
Exhibition
Date
January, 2022
Location
Guadalajara, Jalisco
Primos–Hermanos (Cousins) was a group exhibition by Andrés Aguilar, Daniela Aguilar, Juan Carlos Delatorre Bouvet, and Fernando Palomar, presented at Estudio Parque Juan Diego as part of GDL ART WKND 2022. Curated by Patrick Charpenel and Alejandra Jaimes, the show explored the idea of family and community, understood not only through the blood ties between some of the participants, but also through the complex relationships established between the artworks. Using diverse languages and media, the exhibition fostered a dialogue between the practices of the four artists, articulating an exhibition experience where affinities, contrasts, and connections between the pieces constructed the curatorial discourse. As part of the project, a sound installation by Andrés Aguilar, accompanied on piano by Fernando Palomar, was presented, integrating performance into the exhibition experience.
Daniela Aguilar Martínez Negrete
Daniela Aguilar Martínez Negrete is a visual artist and silversmith from Guadalajara. Her practice moves between sculpture, contemporary jewelry, drawing and design, using the object as a territory in which to explore memory, femininity and the symbolic weight of materials. In Primos–Hermanos she presented sculptures in silver and bronze, along with a series of illustrations.
Andrés Aguilar Martínez Negrete develops a multidisciplinary practice spanning sound art, music, architecture and visual experimentation. His work is characterized by the way it links artistic production, sound, archive and collaboration, continually expanding the boundaries between disciplines. In Primos–Hermanos, his contribution brought together musical composition, photography and performance, drawing the exhibition toward a sonic and performative experience.
Andrés Aguilar Martínez Negrete
Juan Carlos Delatorre Bouvet is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans drawing, sculpture, photography, video and object art. His work returns again and again to geometry, repetition, architecture and the relationships between image, space and sound. In Primos–Hermanos he presented a series of drawings based on abstract calligraphy, establishing a graphic counterpoint to Daniela's and Andrés's material and sonic practices.
