Dwelling on the Threshold: The Beauty of Transformation in ArtReview

Regarding the profile written by Chiara Wilkinson for the international art magazine ArtReview about my exhibition “From One Life to Another” at MAMBO.

There are processes in the studio that stem from a fascination with the invisible and a close observation of materials. I’m delighted to share with you the beautiful profile that journalist Chiara Wilkinson wrote for ArtReview, where he delves into my exhibition “From One Life to Another: Emotional Thresholds and Astonishing Materials” at the Museum of Modern Art in Bogotá. In this conversation, we explore how the everyday, the transformation of matter, organic decomposition, and the passage of time are not symbols of decline, but rather a natural transition toward new forms of life. I invite you to read this review and delve into this reflection on fragility, the body, and the invisible threads that connect the intimate with the environment.

Ana María Devis: What the Body Leaves Behind - ArtReview
Ana María Devis: What the Body Leaves Behind – ArtReview
The artist’s beds of rotting matter and jars of decay question how – and what – we value
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