Relecturas del monumento: Una revisión desde la práctica artística (2015–2024)
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
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El presente informe constituye una revisión crítica de mi trayectoria
artística a través de cuatro proyectos artísticos realizados entre 2015 y 2024,
elaborada bajo la modalidad de suficiencia académica como memoria de
trabajo. El objetivo principal es examinar cómo la relación entre patrimonio,
identidad y precariedad urbana se materializa en mi práctica, tomando como
punto de partida la pintura y expandiéndose hacia soportes como el cartón, el
concreto, el archivo visual y la instalación.
El método empleado combina la reflexión teórica con el análisis de
procesos de producción, montaje y recepción de obra, apoyándose en archivos
históricos, registros fotográficos y experiencias directas en el espacio urbano.
Este enfoque permite observar un interés sostenido por los monumentos y
símbolos patrios como dispositivos de propaganda y memoria, así como su
resignificación en contextos de crisis política y social. Al mismo tiempo, se
evidencian transformaciones en los procesos creativos, que pasan de una
estructura cerrada y planificada a un modelo basado en la incertidumbre, el
ensayo y el error.
El humor y la ironía se consolidan como recursos discursivos capaces
de tensionar los relatos oficiales sobre nación, progreso y modernidad. En
conclusión, el informe plantea la necesidad de repensar la relación entre arte,
ciudad y ciudadanía desde una mirada crítica, en la que la precariedad y el
fracaso no se asumen como límites, sino como dimensiones desde las que es
posible imaginar nuevas formas de colectividad.
This report constitutes a critical review of my artistic trajectory through four art projects held between 2015 and 2024, presented under the academic sufficiency modality as a work-based report. The main objective is to examine how the relationship between heritage, identity, and urban precariousness takes shape in my practice, starting from painting and expanding toward media such as cardboard, concrete, visual archives, and installation. The method combines theoretical reflection with the analysis of production, exhibition, and reception processes, drawing on historical archives, photographic records, and direct experiences in urban space. This approach highlights a sustained interest in monuments and patriotic symbols as devices of propaganda and memory, as well as their re-signification in contexts of political and social crisis. At the same time, it reveals transformations in the creative process, which shifts from a closed and planned structure to a model based on uncertainty, trial, and error. Humor and irony become consolidated as discursive resources capable of challenging official narratives of nation, progress, and modernity. In conclusion, the report argues for the need to rethink the relationship between art, city, and citizenship from a critical perspective, where precariousness and failure are not understood as limits but as dimensions from which new forms of collectivity can be imagined.
This report constitutes a critical review of my artistic trajectory through four art projects held between 2015 and 2024, presented under the academic sufficiency modality as a work-based report. The main objective is to examine how the relationship between heritage, identity, and urban precariousness takes shape in my practice, starting from painting and expanding toward media such as cardboard, concrete, visual archives, and installation. The method combines theoretical reflection with the analysis of production, exhibition, and reception processes, drawing on historical archives, photographic records, and direct experiences in urban space. This approach highlights a sustained interest in monuments and patriotic symbols as devices of propaganda and memory, as well as their re-signification in contexts of political and social crisis. At the same time, it reveals transformations in the creative process, which shifts from a closed and planned structure to a model based on uncertainty, trial, and error. Humor and irony become consolidated as discursive resources capable of challenging official narratives of nation, progress, and modernity. In conclusion, the report argues for the need to rethink the relationship between art, city, and citizenship from a critical perspective, where precariousness and failure are not understood as limits but as dimensions from which new forms of collectivity can be imagined.
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