On the first floor, textile works are sewn together into a large, quilted flag suspended from the ceiling. These layered, sheer, rough fabrics and fine stitching conjure a garden-like atmosphere, where traces of the female body appear in soft rose hues and rich imagery. The installation combines a blend of personal stories woven into a collective form that seems both ethereal and corporeal, channeling the subconscious.
At the entrance, soft padded sculptures of the snake and Eden reference the myth of original sin, echoing the age-old narratives that have constrained women’s roles. This movement from Eden’s mythology to the layered fabrics signals a return to the body—a space of both strength and vulnerability, interlaced into a delicate yet steady presence.
Fragment of the text by the curator Carolina Paz
