Embrace, interdisciplinary art tetralogy 2014.
With the participation of: Carolina Estrada , Kenyi Quispe , Ros Postigo , Luisfernan Vargas , Fiorella Garrido-Lecca , Manuela Talledo , Julio Martín Pinto , Stefania Polo , Ysavo Morales , Karla Peralta , Helga Elsner , Esra Özmen , Greta Gregor , Robert Hobl , Ingrid Gugganig , Sonja Kothe and Martín Ponce.
Ysavo Morales
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Ysavo Morales
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"I am a fine arts student at the National Autonomous School of Fine Arts of Peru. In my artistic endeavors, I am interested in addressing the social issues of my country. I have participated in various cultural events with visual and musical interventions, seeking to raise awareness through these artistic expressions.
Musically, I'm interested in the drums because of the instrument's sound, its complexity, and its importance in a musical group. It has led me to play different rhythms with this instrument, from punk to cumbia. "Sounds of My Land" is the musical group in which I participate as a drummer. Our group has a unique approach, fusing traditional rhythms from the Peruvian highlands with Western rhythms such as rock. We have been bringing music to different places in Peru for two years, including the department of Huancayo, where we were invited to the anniversary of the town of Palca, in Lima for the inauguration of the electric train, at the cultural center of Huáscar Zonal Park, and at the Lima City Hall for the Fiesta en la Calle event. We have also collaborated with our participation in traditional festivals in the department of Apurímac held in Lima. Link to the musical group Sonidos de mi Tierra: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sonidos-De-MI-Tierra/406981922740892?ref=hl".
Embrace was a tetralogy realized in close collaboration with Hansel Sato, composed of Knowing , Know , Understanding , and Learning , a project that brought together people from the multiethnic Sandleitenhof residential complex in Vienna with people from various districts of multicultural Lima. Begun remotely in December 2013, it culminated in Vienna between May 17 and 31. It integrated mail art, public space interventions, installations, exchanges, and performance.
Abrazar was part of the XIII SOHO in Ottakring Festival, held in May 2014 in the Sandleiten neighborhood, district 16 of the city of Vienna, Austria, curated by Ula Schneider and Hansel Sato.
