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The Chilean landscape is unique in the world.
For its diversity and its magnificence. The extreme north, arid, desert, contrasts with the south, polar and silhouetted by high peaks.
In between, forests, jungles, lakes, rivers and volcanoes. A unique starry sky, and a coastline that seems eternal.
The artists have been captivated, trapped by the environment. In this exhibition, we offer you a selection of contemporary artists who have translated the landscape through art.
The show is curated by Juan José Santos
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Artists
Alejandro Quiroga
Alfredo Jaar
Carolina Muñoz
Catalina Swinburn
Christiane Pooley
Enrique Ramírez
Eugenio Dittborn
Fernando Prats
Francisca Montes
Francisco Rodríguez
Gianfranco Foschino
Jorge Tacla
Macarena Ruiz-Tagle
Natalia Babarovic
Nicolás Franco
Rodrigo Arteaga -
Jorge Tacla
8.8, 2011Oil and marble powder on canvas
254 x 254 cm
$110,000 -
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Eugenio Dittborn
Hilvanar Airmail Painting No. 189, 2017Dye, acrylic, stitching and photosilkscreen on 2 sections of Loneta Duck fabric
210 x 210 cm$65,000 -
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Natalia Babarovic
No pasear, 2019Oil on canvas
200 x 230 X 5 cm$37,000 -
Nicolás Franco
MHN 1819, 2017Pigment ink, modified acrylic resins and acrylic paint on linen
260 x 390 cm$20,000 -
Nicolás Franco
MISFIT (Poncho), 2017Pigment ink, modified acrylic resins and acrylic paint on linen
260 x 390 cm$25,000 -
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Enrique Ramírez
Barco, segundo acto, 2016Neon
34 x 60 cm$6,500 -
In the blue of dawn that blends with the blue of sunset in another part of the world, there is always a boat floating in the distance. A boat is the promise of departure, of adventure, of navigation, of a new horizon or a return from where we are, of floating, of flying, of dreaming, of looking, of thinking of the beyond, of overcoming the walls of the stormy waves, of watching the sunset, of fighting against what seems impossible, of protecting oneself from storms. "Barco" is looking for a direction in the world, but it is also anchored in a place, a place that makes us travel, that the journey is not physical, but also mental, a place of encounter with ourselves, that's why this boat was born from a handmade drawing, a simple line, but is thought like that, because the complexity is in what this boat carries of us the spectators. "Barco" is a ship without a sail, waiting in the harbor to sail away. This sail is us... the viewers.
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Enrique Ramírez
Autorretrato, 2016Black and white photography, digital print
87 x 105 cm$6,000 -
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Alejandro Quiroga
Hacia Adelante, 2021Oil on canvas
140 x 180 cm$7,500 -
Rodrigo Arteaga
Monocultures (pinus radiata), 2020Sculpture with found materials on wooden board, plexiglass
200 x 120 cm
$5,000 -
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María Francisca Montes
Inland Sea, 2009Photography
135 x 400 cm$6.200 -
María Francisca Montes
From the Vahído series N2, 2015Photography
65,5 x 132 cm$1.800 -
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