Marlon Antonio Moreno Membreno
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Baltimozteca
2017
Burlap fabric, chipboard, wood dowels, curtain rod
72 x 60” x 20”
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Where is the Water?
2020
Hose, rubber strips, metal tubes, Coca-Cola jumbo size, water with food color, shower fixtures, PVC 4 way connector
88” x 34” x 18”
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Trash Container
2020
Wood, plaster, pi?ata, tissue paper, snack food packaging, plastic bags
130” x 115” x 35”
Statement
My art uses traditional objects and cultural activities combined with and in contrast to mass produced products creating uncomfortable compositions and tensions. Pollution, exploitation and displacement of workers is growing, creating poverty. Vibrant colors, traditional architectural spaces, rhythms and sounds that represent my identity are predominant in my work. Through community involvement, installations, sculptures, and films, I engage viewers with the complex issues globalization has brought to Nicaragua.
Interdisciplinary Sculpture (BFA) Students
David Correa - not exhibiting
Gabriel Jacobs - not exhibiting