Aislinn Ross
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- Mar 19
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//Artist, designer
//March-April 2025
Aislinn Ross is an artist and designer whose work explores the female body, identity and materiality. Since studying visual arts, she has addressed these issues through different media, from photography and drawing to concrete sculpture. In 2020 she founded Sincreto, a creative space that began as a personal exploration and has become a place for catharsis and dialogue. Her work challenges the ideals imposed on the body and highlights diversity as a central element of her artistic practice. Through artisanal processes and the use of materials such as concrete and recycled elements, she creates pieces that are not only functional, but also tell stories and generate spaces for validation and reflection. Through Sincreto, she has participated in design and art fairs, connecting with a community that finds a reflection of its own history in her work.
El Boga Residency
During her residency at El Boga, she will investigate the relationship between the body and Mompox's traditional building materials, such as clay for bricks and tiles. She will explore the intersection between the structural and the symbolic, integrating concrete and local techniques such as filigree to sculpt bodies that emerge from the history and memory of the place. Her creative process will be guided by the stories of women from the community, transforming their experiences into sculptural forms that speak of strength, transformation and rootedness.
The result of this material and conceptual exploration will be presented in a final exhibition, where the created bodies will bear witness to and carry stories that resonate in the collective memory.
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