Light Diagrams
2006, 3:04 min. (video, color, sound)

A female figure lights up the way across an interior space to draw on thoughts, ideas and emotions of the body.
These actions serve as a metaphor on how our sensible intervention on reality creates the voids for living spaces.

Survival Structures
2006, 3:44 min. (video, color, sound)

A group of children come together to compete in a puertorrican game. Once in the game they become aware of their own weaknesses. Violence is our own instinctive survival practice. The use of violence equals inertia and death to the other and make us aware of our own vulnerability.

LOURDES CORREA-CARLO

"I’m interested in the disintegration of boundaries between art and social space, to confront the viewer with aesthetic experiences that may inspire changes in the perception of social and personal space; human behavior as a modifier and generator of common places."
-Lourdes Correa Carlo

Biography:

Lourdes Correa Carlo born in 1970 in San Juan Puerto Rico. In 2000, she received a BFA in Sculpture from the Escuela de Artes Plásticas in San Juan. Exhibitions that she had been participate includes: Between the stone and the flower. Circa’07. Puerto Rico Convention Center; First class: Landscape, La Móbil, San Juan; Muestra Nacional, Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña; Proyecto de Arte Público, Museo Ballajá; PR ’02 MM Proyectos; Fónico, MM Proyectos; U/topistas, PR ’00 GaleríaSagrado Corazón; Exhibición BFA. Museo Ballajá; Cuarta Bienal de Arte Joven. Museo Casa Riog.