Rituals of Memory

Rituals of Memory proposes a journey through different forms in
that the image summons that which resists oblivion. The female artists
Sara Navarro, MEI EFE, Jessica Polar, and María Argüelles address the
memory as a material, mutable, and sensitive phenomenon.

Far from conceiving of it as an archive, they understand it as a ritual act,
almost bodily, activated in vision: a slow gesture,
fragmentary, careful, or excavating that reactivates presences that
They insist.

In this collective exhibition, memory appears as a field
vibrant where traces, remains, and strata coexist, which, when being
Contemplated, they beat once more.

Rituals of Memory reveals to us that remembering is not reconstructing a
stable past, but to cohabit with its remains.

At the end of the tour, the exhibition suggests a question that
remains suspended: In what way our own memories
(luminous, fractured, close, or hidden) continue to claim a
A ritual for existence?