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Art exhibition in 2020
Alliance Française, Panama
Reused plastic and nylon threads on metal bars
Made with Not Common Girls art collective
This installation evokes the relationship towards nature of pre-colonial indigenous peoples. Its name refers to the ancestral rituals to invoke the rain in times of drought, in order to nourish the earth and allow the collection of food.
The collective conducted a formal-symbolic exploration with ecological social relations through the use of reused and natural materials, such as yute threads and the reuse of 80 plastic bottles to create plastic yarn, obtained and worked in collaboration with the local association “Clandestino Plastic Lab”.




Lluvia
7.00×2.00m
Candestino art collective and Not Common Girls.



Tierra de fuego
55x40cm h: 125cm
Isabel Judez



Tierra de agua
35x25cm h: 110cm
Isabel Judez



Romper la aurora
160cm x 37.5cm
Alejandra Pernalete



Puesta de sol
160cm x 37.5cm
Alejandra Pernalete.



Luna abrazadora
75x35cm h: 150cm
Javiera San Martin



Sol fragmentado
75x35cm h: 150cm
Javiera San Martin.
Canto a la lluvia, 2020.
Made with Not Common Girls and Clandestino art collectives.
Picture credits: Andrés Caldera.