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Adentro/Afuera III

Group show by Adriana Moore Torres, Jose Javier Hernández, Regina Sánchez Belinchón, René Gaete, Uxue Lotero Torres

Adentro/Afuera III

Group show by Adriana Moore Torres, Jose Javier Hernández, Regina Sánchez Belinchón, René Gaete, Uxue Lotero Torres

17 January - 15 February 2023

Credits

Elena Feduchi

We thank the support of Laura de la Colina Tejeda
Universidad Complutense

We are pleased to open the third edition of “Adentro/Afuera”, the exhibition of graduate students from the Faculty of Fine Arts of the Universidad Complutense of Madrid. “Adentro/Afuera” is a bilateral exchange; on one hand, we understand this exhibition as an exercise in which graduates will be able to experience what it means to face an exhibition in a space within the contemporary art circuit and on the other, for el Chico it means creating a link not only with what happens in the invited faculties, but with what emerging artists are thinking and wanting to develop.

In this sense, this third edition has a common thread: the memory, understood from different angles. The memory of the human being confronted to the highly technological machine, also as the knowledge that helps us review the past to improve the present and lastly as a membrane that permeates and connects us.

ADRIANA MOORE TORRES
Madrid, 2000

She is in her fourth-year studies of Fine Arts. As a second generation of migrants, Adriana tells us about the belonging uncertainty from two cultures. Her work focuses on issues such as cultural identity, racism, the feeling of non-belonging and memory. Through maps, photos and objects from her family, Adriana reconstructs her family history, connecting with her past and present.


JOSE JAVIER HERNÁNDEZ
Madrid, 2000

He is a graduate from the Universidad Complutense of Madrid with a degree in Fine Arts. José Javier plays and experiments with the idea of laziness and rest as essential triggers for a radical change in the ways to comprehend the world. He uses new technologies as an artistic expression to bring visibility, to the crises that the world faces throughout of time.


REGINA SANCHEZ BELINCHÓN
Madrid, 1998

She has a degree in Fine Arts from the Universidad Complutense of Madrid and the Höchschule fur Bildende Künste Hamburg in Germany. She is currently studying a Masters in Contemporary Sculpture-Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Recognising the privilege of being able to stop and pay attention to what surrounds her, she is interested in how knowledge is generated and especially in the collective character it contains and its influence on the formation of individual and common identity.


RENÉ GAETE
Chile, 1987

He is a student of the Masters in Research in Art and Creation. He holds a degree in Basic General Pedagogy from the Universidad Autónoma de Chile and a degree in Visual Arts, granted by the University of Chile along with the title of Painter at the same institution. Apart from his work as a painter, René is co-author of the book “Ojo al charqui, escritos de pintores contemporáneos chilenos”. He seeks, through the painting, to make ambiguous scenes, inhabited by characters who interact by performing actions that seem to have a symbolic meaning, in spaces charged with a dense atmosphere.


UXUE LOTERO
Pamplona, 2001

She is currently in the fourth year of the degree in Fine Arts. Her practice relates to the folklore she discovered when she moved to Madrid. Uxue finds an affective-emotional relationship, a dependence on objects that she finds in her day to day, finding value in the precariousness of the mundane. In the same way, she realises that a new folklore is being created, permeated by mass culture that implies values that have prevailed over time such as admiration and devotion to iconic admiration figures and dedication to belonging to a group.