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philosophic and cultural perspectives

communication and well-being. The extended exposition through the entire museum will be exhibited in seven different rooms

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a series of paintings that reflect different articles with their corresponding images extracted from the Alarma! Magazines from the 70s. Elvis Presley and Marylin Monroe’s death

drug dealers and minor crimes; Andrés Orjuela represents them on press cuttings:

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I took it as if it were a porn magazine; I was afraid of opening it at the Ciudad de Mexico subway

seeing the magazine’s cove

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covered by a dark shadow

a video recorded ten years ago that shows images of the Camenterio del Sur

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large pictures of dead flowers are shown

he prepared the flowers based on a Japanese process called Hanasumi. “I was buying many flowers to my house

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recollected on Mondays as a ceremonial act; people who visit the cemetery continue leaving flowers and water on this old graveyard.»

https://www.arteallimite.com/2016/11/02/miserere-trozos-mediaticos-la-violencia/

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some more than others

turning a sad and disconsolate act in an everyday action. Starting from there

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it’s a psalm where exists that contradiction where the believer does a humble act and declares he’s guilty and

declares that those transgressions are terrible

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the sculptures show war scars. Suspended from thick threads

the first recorded by the artist when he arrived in Mexico in 2008.

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says Andrés Orjuela.  

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after finishing his degree at the Universidad Nacional de Colombia

being this country the one that gave him the tools to develop an artistic concept. This way

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a project where they’re coordinated based on this reflection about violent representations and mass media

reaching criminal acts or massacres in contemporary Colombian history. The second one deals with this much more playful coverage that is Alarma! Magazine

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