“If we look at ourselves with a critical eye, we can see ourselves as part of a social context,
as part of a social context,
we will come to understand our role in the natural processes
that determine our future.”
Luccy Lippard
My works are based on life experiences that change as I grow up. Art provides me with a territory of freedom to think about approaches that could not be made elsewhere and allows me to create a strategy to analyze processes and order feelings.
With art I critically analyze our relationship and place in the world to question everyday life, draw conclusions, find a position and provoke social change. My interests revolve around the problems of my own reality: gender, periphery, popular culture and the established cultural system.
My projects are formalized in very different ways: I use from formalist and material resources to other more conceptual and performative ones. The intellectual, processual and relational aspects are essential in my work. The result is an art of action built by day-to-day procedures and participatory and even ephemeral processes.
Lluci Juan
“The personal is political.”
Carol Hanich, 60′.
“I am grateful to chance for three gifts: to be born a woman,
of lower class and oppressed nation.
And the murky azure of being three times rebellious.”
Maria-Mercè Marçal, Divisa, 1998.