On view at Locust Projects April 13 - April 20 (For access on April 20 to the 2024 Spring Fling ticket is required PURCHASE HERE)

o Artist: Carola Bravo
o Title: Architectural Memory #1
o Year: 2022
o Medium: drawing on vellum, graphite, ink, and cotton threads
o Dimensions: 17 x 21 inches
o Description: With a vocabulary based on architectural memory, the "Architectural Memory #1" has a deep interest in collecting remains and traces to save the memory of my creation process. My intention is part of the conceptual stratum of art that comprises the maker and his/her work, whose process includes a constant dialogue about the nature of the creation and its relationship to reality. Intrinsic to this new body of work, and with a continuous interest in geographical terrains and inhabiting architectural spaces, is a mix of memories grounded in geometry. I believe ideas make sense when they connect and begin to express the concepts that gave rise to them. Conceptual sketches and drawings on vellum are layered together and later intervened through drawing, collaging, tearing and sewing. They show layers of time and space.
o Artist website or Instagram: @carolabravoartstudio | www.carolabravo.com

On view at Locust Projects April 13 - April 20 (For access on April 20 to the 2024 Spring Fling ticket is required PURCHASE HERE)

o Artist: Carola Bravo
o Title: Architectural Memory #2
o Year: 2022
o Medium: drawing on vellum, graphite, ink, and cotton threads
o Dimensions: 17 x 21 inches
o Description: With a vocabulary based on architectural memory, the "Architectural Memory #1" has a deep interest in collecting remains and traces to save the memory of my creation process. My intention is part of the conceptual stratum of art that comprises the maker and his/her work, whose process includes a constant dialogue about the nature of the creation and its relationship to reality. Intrinsic to this new body of work, and with a continuous interest in geographical terrains and inhabiting architectural spaces, is a mix of memories grounded in geometry. I believe ideas make sense when they connect and begin to express the concepts that gave rise to them. Conceptual sketches and drawings on vellum are layered together and later intervened through drawing, collaging, tearing and sewing. They show layers of time and space.
o Artist website or Instagram: @carolabravoartstudio | www.carolabravo.com
o Percentage: Artist 50% | Locust 50%