As part of the RCAAQ's Montreal-Havana project, in collaboration with DARE-DARE, GIV and OBORO, La HALTE will host the exhibition All That Is Lost Comes Back, by Camila Ramírez Lobón and Amed Aroche, curated by Anamely Ramos González.
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Amed Aroche
Amed Aroche is an emerging artist and researcher from Cuba who has been living in Tiohtià:ke /Montreal since 2018. With a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture and a Master’s degree in Urban Studies, his academic background enriches his critical and experimental approach to visual arts. Aroche employs methodologies from social sciences, conceptual art, and post-documentary photography to explore the intersection of politics and poetics within the complexities of contemporary life. His work has been featured in collateral exhibitions of the 12th Havana Biennial and in alternative spaces in Cuba, such as Aveces Art Space. Currently, he investigates political imaginaries and affectivities within subaltern experiences, as well as inter-geographical landscapes, positioning himself as an active subject. His artistic practice is deeply committed to alterity, using photographic language to explore new forms of dialogue and reflection.
Projects of Amed Aroche
All That Is Lost Comes Back
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