women artists building bridges between cultures

Photography in collaboration with Heidi Ramírez. The artwork is accompanied by a tale from Ivonne González Núñez authorship.

Photography in collaboration with Heidi Ramírez. The artwork is accompanied by a tale from Ivonne González Núñez authorship. The performed scene has her origin in an artwork that makes part of the Museo del Prado in Spain, the « Milagros de los santos médicos Cosme y Damián ».

Depending on where the viewer stands, this ceramic piece can be seen as either the back of a human figure or the shape of a « cemí »—sculptures believed to house the spirit of a Taíno ancestor.

«Black Behind the Ears» is a resin sculpture whose title is an expression used in the Dominican Republic to mean that the entire population of the country is of African descent.

Watching this series, it feels as though you’re looking at an image taken under a microscope in a biology lab, and there is indeed a connection: Laura Arminda Kinsley is passionate about microbiology.

En regardant cette série, on a l'impression d'être face à une image prise au microscope dans un laboratoire de biologie, et il y a effectivement un lien : Laura Arminda Kinsley est passionnée de microbiologie.

Watching this series, it feels as though you’re looking at an image taken under a microscope in a biology lab, and there is indeed a connection: Laura Arminda Kinsley is passionate about microbiology.

Watching this series, it feels as though you’re looking at an image taken under a microscope in a biology lab, and there is indeed a connection: Laura Arminda Kinsley is passionate about microbiology.

Watching this series, it feels as though you’re looking at an image taken under a microscope in a biology lab, and there is indeed a connection: Laura Arminda Kinsley is passionate about microbiology.