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Amalia Pica: Artista londinense argentina que explora la metáfora y la participación ciudadana a través de esculturas, instalaciones y performances.

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In her 2011 work Venn Diagrams (under the Spotlight), a forerunner toA ∩ B ∩ C, Amalia Pica uses overlapping circles of colored light to refer to her childhood in 1970s Argentina. During this period, the country’s military junta forbade the concept of intersection from being taught in elementary classes, concerned that even its mathematical representation might ultimately prompt citizens to conspire against it. InA ∩ B ∩ C, Pica invites performers to manipulate translucent colored shapes, producing new configurations that, emancipated from the historical anecdote, use abstraction and intersection as an invitation to reimagine forms of collaboration and community.

Biografía del artista

Amalia Pica: Exploring Communication and Civic Engagement Through Sculpture and Performance

Amalia Pica is a London-based Argentine artist whose work delves into profound questions about metaphor, communication, and civic participation—themes inextricably linked to her formative years amidst Argentina’s turbulent “Dirty War.” Born in Neuquén in 1978, Pica's artistic trajectory has been shaped by an awareness of political repression and a fervent desire to challenge dominant narratives. Her approach is characterized by meticulous attention to detail, utilizing seemingly simple materials—often found objects—to investigate human interaction and the power of collective expression.
  • Early Life & Education: Pica pursued her artistic education at Escuela Nacional de Bellas Artes Prilidiano Pueyrredón in Buenos Aires, earning a BA in 2003. This foundational training instilled in her an appreciation for conceptual art and influenced her later explorations of language and symbolism.
  • Influences: Her artistic vision draws inspiration from seminal figures like Victor Grippo, Cildo Meireles, Lygia Clark, and Hélio Oiticica—artists who championed experimentation and questioned traditional artistic conventions. These influences underscore Pica’s commitment to pushing boundaries and engaging in critical dialogue.
Pica's sculptural practice centers around exploring the concept of intersection – a visual metaphor for Venn diagrams that were banned during Argentina’s dictatorship, symbolizing the suppression of collaborative thought. Her installations utilize translucent Perspex shapes, inviting viewers to contemplate how objects convey meaning and how collective experiences contribute to shaping artistic expression. As she articulates in interviews, “The bunting suggests a party or communal gathering, and Pica plays with the idea of distance and proximity as it relates to communication.” This deliberate choice reflects her belief that art can serve as a vehicle for social commen
  • Notable Exhibitions: Her work has graced prestigious venues worldwide, including Museo Jumex in Mexico City (2023), Fondazione Memmo in Rome (2022), Brighton CCA (2022), Kunsthaus Zürich (2019), Perth Institute of Contemporary Art (2018), Tate Modern (2016), and MIT List Visual Arts Center (2013). These exhibitions demonstrate her commitment to engaging with diverse audiences and fostering critical reflection on contemporary issues.
  • Recurring Themes: Throughout her oeuvre, Pica consistently investigates the role of bureaucracy and collective assemblies—examining how systems of organization shape human behavior and contribute to cultural identity. Her sculptures and performances are imbued with a playful spirit, recognizing that joy itself possesses transformative potential for challenging societal norms.
Furthermore, Pica’s artistic exploration extends beyond formal experimentation; it confronts the legacy of political repression in Argentina. “Strangers,” her seminal performance piece debuted in 2008, powerfully illustrates this preoccupation—two individuals linked by a string of bunting attempting to communicate across a perceived distance. This artwork underscores Pica's conviction that art can serve as a form of resistance against oppressive forces and encourages viewers to consider the significance of shared visual codes within broader cultural contexts. Her ongoing commitment to artistic innovation ensures Amalia Pica’s place as a vital voice in contemporary art, prompting us to contemplate the complexities of human connection and civic responsibility.
Amalia Pica

Amalia Pica

1978 - , Argentina

Datos clave

  • Artistic Movement Or Style: Contemporary Art
  • Artists Who Influenced This Artist:
    • Victor Grippo
    • Cildo Meireles
    • Lygia Clark
    • Hélio Oiticica
  • Date Of Birth: Neuquén, Argentina (1978)
  • Date Of Death: Living
  • Full Name: Amalia Pica
  • Nationality: Argentine
  • Notable Artworks:
    • Strangers
    • One, No One and One Hundred Thousand
  • Place Of Birth: Argentina