Diego Arango Arango · Jorge Barco · Margarita Besosa · Julián Burgos · Juliana Correa · Isabel Gómez Machado · Nicola lo Calzo · Jorge Marín · Radenko Milak · Andrés Orjuela · Luis Fernando Peláez · Martha Lucía Ramírez · Ana María Velázquez ·

The work of the artist is to review every day and in every instance a series of material and technical practices, but mainly, ideas about his work within a continuous process of creativity. From time to time, it is interesting to make a pause to engage in a dialogue between the work of the artists represented by the gallery, regardless of a specific or thematic call.

From different point of views see how contemporary techniques of the production of identities, which rely on media such as video, photography, or mass media, are part of current art. The great topics of our time, such as coloniality, the decantation of history, or the clash between culture and nature are triggers to re-imagine and re-configure the practice. The figures that time traces leave their mark on art, without necessarily only talking about forms of representation linked to reality.

Says Manuel Segade, director of the Reina Sofía Museum: “We live in a time when art is essential to answer many of the great questions of our time. The notion of reworlding alludes to the possibility of creating worlds. This notion explains well what art and cultural practices do.”

Although there are no definitions for 'an art of our time' we see how stories emerge in the present. Post-pandemic, and for a world faced with the demons of war, the dream of other possible worlds and other hopes are signs of currents of change.

In conclusion, the concept of reworlding can be understood as making new worlds from an understanding in which the human and the non-human are intertwined in contemporary complexity. Using interdisciplinary methodologies, and acting from multiple perspectives, the artists present open windows to reflect on a world that seeks to expand our sensitivity towards the social, political and environmental challenges of the present.

Ana Patricia Gómez - Director