As if integrating an archive, this exhibition seeks to portray emotional identity. An intergenerational and multidisciplinary group of artists present -respectively- their personal version of what that could be: I am what I feel.

The collection of pieces generates a panorama of emotional states, materialized from different points of view and life situations. For some, to feel is to receive from the other; for others, to feel is to leave a mark.

From the abstract impulse to the figurative fixation, throughout the exhibition (composed of 27 Latin artists) one can naturally perceive these ways of being-expressing and understanding-looking that every person goes through during his or her passage through life. Because shouldn't we be remembered more for what we feel than for what we are (or would like to be), and if so, isn't it the same thing?

Luis Ramaggio

Curator