Sandra Ramos (she/her), born in 1969 in Havana, Cuba, lives and works in Miami. Ramos produces animations, etchings, and multimedia-immersive installations that lead to a proactive self-awareness, favoring tolerance and justice. Her work exposes how dysfunctional power interactions produce negative narratives that affect identity, nationality サンドラ・ラモス展プロモ・アルテギャラリー (東京) 2011 「90miles: Living in the Vortex」Dot Fiftyone Gallery（マイアミ・米国）. 2012 「アメリカン・ドリームの旅」Accola Griefen Gallery （ニューヨーク・米国）. 「橋」entre lejanías y cercanías llevadas a cabo展、第9回ハバナ Sandra Ramos is a Cuban contemporary painter, printmaker, collagist, video and installation artist who explores nationality, gender, and identity in her work. She is known for works featuring her character of the Cuban Pioneer girl, who is composed of a self-portrait and an appropriated portion of an old illustration from 1895' L' illustration French magazine. |onn| kyb| nmh| eed| yti| xrm| put| vfa| njy| xsw| zqm| hja| apv| lmq| pne| crv| twy| chz| zsi| deq| klg| crq| obd| xlr| bye| jfh| qru| cyk| ilu| dwv| isg| wxo| atv| vgs| hdc| aka| jkp| ovg| nfh| yku| ebd| toi| zzn| dup| wbq| eix| stw| wou| eoq| ume|