Edgar Solorzano

Edgar Solorzano

Architectural precision and phenomenological inquiry shape abstract cartographies of memory and lived space.

THREE STATES OF FOLDING 3_IV | Edgar Solórzano

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THREE STATES OF FOLDING 3_IV | Edgar Solórzano

Esmalte, Algodón on papel algodón, 70 x 100 cm

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900 Territories - Line

The series is an investigation into the relationship between writing and space, understood as a human system for measuring and appropriating the environment. Through ink drawings, steel sculptures, and embroideries on linen, it explores the paradox of the line as a mass-less entity that only represents the occupation of space. The sculptures are activated by sunlight to "write" with shadows, while the embroideries pierce the fabric without altering it. Conceptually, it dialogues with Sol Lewitt, Mirtha Dermisache, and Matías Goeritz, questioning the boundaries between the calligraphic, the geometric, and the representative.

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Edgar Solórzano is an artist born in 1989 in Mexico City, where he resides and works. Edgar Solórzano's work explores the relationship between memory, space, and materiality from an architectural and phenomenological perspective. His practice combines drawing, sculpture, and installation to analyze how inhabited environments shape identity and memory. Through reticular structures, shadows, and traces, he translates the intangibility of time and experience into visual form. He is noted for his formal precision, his symbolic use of materials, and his critical reflection on the loss of public space. His language combines technical rigor and affective depth, making the poetics of inhabiting visible.

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