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Mariana Ramos Ortiz - El Suelo En Duelo | The Dueling/Mourning Ground
El Suelo En Duelo | The Dueling/Mourning Ground - view the series of visual works influenced by resistance tactics to colonialism
ReadThe Dueling/ Mourning Ground by Mariana Ramos Ortiz 1 (2021) by Mariana Ramos OrtizGlobal Creative Graduate Showcase
El Suelo En Duelo - Visual series
Designed by Mariana Ramos Ortiz, 'El Suelo En Duelo' won the Sculpture/Installation Category in the Global Design Graduate Show in collaboration with Gucci 2021.
The Dueling/ Mourning Ground by Mariana Ramos Ortiz 2 (2021) by Mariana Ramos OrtizGlobal Creative Graduate Showcase
'El Suelo En Duelo' is a series of visual works that outline resistance tactics against colonialism in the context of the United State’s occupation of Puerto Rico. Sand proposes a strategic retaliation and a rupture between the legible and illegible.
Using sand as her weapon of choice, Mariana articulates relationships between legibility as a condition of colonialism, play as a tactic for resistance, and how these strategies construct the experience and perceptions of the colonial subject and landscape.
The Dueling/ Mourning Ground by Mariana Ramos Ortiz 4 (2021) by Mariana Ramos OrtizGlobal Creative Graduate Showcase
“Mariana was born and raised in Cabo Rojo, but since hurricane Maria in 2017, Mariana has been living in a constant state of flux, traveling back to the archipelago for short visits and permanently living in the United States."
The Dueling/ Mourning Ground by Mariana Ramos Ortiz 5 (2021) by Mariana Ramos OrtizGlobal Creative Graduate Showcase
“Mariana received a BA from the University of Puerto Rico in 2019 and an MFA in Printmaking from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2021."
FIRST NAME: MARIANA
LAST NAME: RAMOS ORTIZ
UNIVERSITY / COLLEGE: RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN
COURSE / PROGRAM: PRINTMAKING MFA
GRADUATED: 2021
SPECIALISMS: PRINTMAKING / FINE ART / CONTEMPORARY CRAFT
WEBSITE: The Dueling/Mourning Ground by Mariana Ramos Ortiz
