Andrea Rodriguez Vial
I am glad to announce Spring 2018 winner artists-in-residence at Calle Mayor 54: Yugo Kohrogi (Japan, 1982), Andrea Rodriguez Vial (Chile,1983) and Kevin Brophy (USA).
Andrea Rodriguez Vial is an installation-ceramic-sculptor who frequently
models animals reflecting about plague, domestication, extinction, animal abuse
and anthropocentrism concepts. During her residence she would like to create
some ephemeral figures to include them in the local landscape.
Andrea Rodriguez Vial
Andrea Rodriguez Vial
Yugo Kohrogi is a skilled oil-painter who makes distorted, melted figurative women paintings: from sexual poses to scary portraits. I personally see something of Bacon, something of Suehiro Maruo on it.
He says he aims to put together primitiveness and modernity in a painting. He pretends to portrait a landscape with memory, where people and nature melt together.
Yugo Kohrogi
Yugo Kohrogi
Yugo Kohrogi
Kevin Brophy is interested in topics which deal with issues of time, language, labor,
craft and gender-tropes. For her stay at Calle
Mayor 54, she has a project related with the American dream, where the artist will labor in multiple ways on
different levels of production, platform, and privilege, while implicating
other workers and systems of value.
Kevin Brophy
Kevin Brophy
Kevin Brophy
