Cécile Perret, born in 1977 in Argentina, currently resides in Montevideo, Uruguay. The artist works on various surfaces and media, from street art to textiles, exploring themes such as identity, alter egos, and recycling. She has exhibited her work in cities like Buenos Aires, Paris, Berlin, and Montevideo, represented by Art of Protest Gallery and Alternativo. In 2016, she created the trilogy Sagrada Trinidad, inspired by her arrival in Montevideo, symbolizing her three essential needs as an artist: Time, Energy, and Space. This piece has never been shown to the public.

Selected for RAG’s First Exhibition Projects Call.

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Tiempo

Cécile Perret, born in 1977 in Argentina, currently resides in Montevideo, Uruguay. The artist works on various surfaces and media, from street art to textiles, exploring themes such as identity, alter egos, and recycling. She has exhibited her work in cities like Buenos Aires, Paris, Berlin, and Montevideo, represented by Art of Protest Gallery and Alternativo. In 2016, she created the trilogy Sagrada Trinidad, inspired by her arrival in Montevideo, symbolizing her three essential needs as an artist: Time, Energy, and Space. This piece has never been shown to the public.

Selected for READY's First Exhibition Projects Call.

Energia

Pablo is a visual artist, illustrator, and designer who has participated in residencies in Mexico, Argentina, and exhibited in Paris, Vienna, and Berlin. His work is driven by an anthropological search for the essence of humanity, using lines to trace the carbon-14 footprint. Pablo is inspired by both ancestral cultures and the dystopian future of communities. His themes include the earth, the sacred, rituals, nomadism, and nature’s silent, furious cry.

One of his projects, Cactumen, narrates the story of an ancient people who, after being annihilated, rose again as cacti. His art carries a warning about forgetting our origins: “We wear tribal paint on the inside of our skulls, but we’ve forgotten it.” Pablo’s work features tribal symbols and primal portraiture, aiming to reconnect us with our roots. “Drawing is a sacred animal,” reflects the artist.

His works are found in private collections both locally and internationally.

Cabecitas

Lucía Liz was born in 1992 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
She is a visual artist with numerous solo and group exhibitions worldwide.

The piece presents a complex and dense composition, where numerous human figures intertwine in a visual tumult. The predominant colors are warm skin tones mixed with strokes of cooler shades, such as blues and greens, suggesting an aquatic environment.
“Río Turbulento” evokes the idea of a constant and chaotic flow, similar to a river in the midst of a storm. The figures, appearing in various states of motion and rest, may symbolize the unpredictable and turbulent nature of life itself, with its moments of confusion, interaction, and struggle. The lack of distinction in facial and bodily details adds an element of universality, making the figures more representative of human archetypes than specific individuals.

Rio turbulento 1

Rio turbulento 3

Cecilia Pereira Alvarez was born on October 2, 1971, in Montevideo, Uruguay.

From an early age, she showed a deep interest in visual arts, receiving various distinctions in drawing competitions. After graduating from the Faculty of Economics, and following a long period of self-taught study, she pursued digital photography and image editing under Enrique Abal Oliú at Taller CasaBlanca.

Since 2000, she has been awarded in Spain, Italy, the USA, Argentina, and Uruguay, maintaining an active schedule with solo and group exhibitions in photography and video art.

To date, she has held 27 solo exhibitions and participated in over 30 group shows.

She has exhibited at the Uruguayan Embassy in Buenos Aires, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Legislative Palace, the National Museum of Visual Arts, the Museo y Parque Fernando García, and the Bastión del Carmen Theater, among others.

Perdidos en Paris

Claudio Domínguez Arancibia was born in 1987 in San Juan, Argentina.

A self-taught artist, he began his approach to art in 2000. He has exhibited individually and participated in numerous group shows. His works have been selected in various Argentine salons and competitions.

Selected in the First Call for Exhibition Projects, he presents his work for the first time at RAG.

Mati o sin celu

Perdidos en París II

Cécile Perret, born in 1977 in Argentina, currently resides in Montevideo, Uruguay. The artist works on various surfaces and media, from street art to textiles, exploring themes such as identity, alter egos, and recycling. She has exhibited her work in cities like Buenos Aires, Paris, Berlin, and Montevideo, represented by Art of Protest Gallery and Alternativo. In 2016, she created the trilogy Sagrada Trinidad, inspired by her arrival in Montevideo, symbolizing her three essential needs as an artist: Time, Energy, and Space. This piece has never been shown to the public.

Selected for READY First Exhibition Projects Call.

Ready Art Gallery

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