• Yo viajo

    Yo viajo (2008) is made in response to my experience of El Salvador’s civil war. Yo viajo provides a historical context while offering the possibility of the public’s intervention in the construction of new narratives in the present. The installation consists of: three blown up family photos originally contributed by Fulbright workshop participants from their own family albums and selected as ‘keys to memory’ to specific historical moments in 20th century El Salvador; a video piece made from juxtaposing other family photos collected during the Fulbright with twice or thrice appropriated combat video scenes of El Salvador’s civil war as posted in YouTube; and finally, the public’s contribution of their own family photos and migration narratives.

     

    Exhibited at the Corcoran's Gallery 31 (2008) and University of Texas, Austin (2012).
    Yo Viajo: Helicóptero USA, c. 1969
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  • Yo viajo

    Yo viajo (2008) is made in response to my experience of El Salvador’s civil war. Yo viajo provides a historical context while offering the possibility of the public’s intervention in the construction of new narratives in the present. The installation consists of: three blown up family photos originally contributed by Fulbright workshop participants from their own family albums and selected as ‘keys to memory’ to specific historical moments in 20th century El Salvador; a video piece made from juxtaposing other family photos collected during the Fulbright with twice or thrice appropriated combat video scenes of El Salvador’s civil war as posted in YouTube; and finally, the public’s contribution of their own family photos and migration narratives.

     

    Exhibited at the Corcoran's Gallery 31 (2008) and University of Texas, Austin (2012).
    Yo Viajo: Familia, Puente de Oro, c. 1950s
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  • Yo viajo

    Yo viajo (2008) is made in response to my experience of El Salvador’s civil war. Yo viajo provides a historical context while offering the possibility of the public’s intervention in the construction of new narratives in the present. The installation consists of: three blown up family photos originally contributed by Fulbright workshop participants from their own family albums and selected as ‘keys to memory’ to specific historical moments in 20th century El Salvador; a video piece made from juxtaposing other family photos collected during the Fulbright with twice or thrice appropriated combat video scenes of El Salvador’s civil war as posted in YouTube; and finally, the public’s contribution of their own family photos and migration narratives.

     

    Exhibited at the Corcoran's Gallery 31 (2008) and University of Texas, Austin (2012).
    Yo Viajo: Dreyfus-Hernández Martínez wedding, c. 1940's
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  • Yo viajo

    Yo viajo (2008) is made in response to my experience of El Salvador’s civil war. Yo viajo provides a historical context while offering the possibility of the public’s intervention in the construction of new narratives in the present. The installation consists of: three blown up family photos originally contributed by Fulbright workshop participants from their own family albums and selected as ‘keys to memory’ to specific historical moments in 20th century El Salvador; a video piece made from juxtaposing other family photos collected during the Fulbright with twice or thrice appropriated combat video scenes of El Salvador’s civil war as posted in YouTube; and finally, the public’s contribution of their own family photos and migration narratives.

     

    Exhibited at the Corcoran's Gallery 31 (2008) and University of Texas, Austin (2012).

    Exhibition photos by Susan Sterner

    Yo Viajo: installation view, Corcoran's Gallery 31, 2008
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  • Yo viajo

    Yo viajo (2008) is made in response to my experience of El Salvador’s civil war. Yo viajo provides a historical context while offering the possibility of the public’s intervention in the construction of new narratives in the present. The installation consists of: three blown up family photos originally contributed by Fulbright workshop participants from their own family albums and selected as ‘keys to memory’ to specific historical moments in 20th century El Salvador; a video piece made from juxtaposing other family photos collected during the Fulbright with twice or thrice appropriated combat video scenes of El Salvador’s civil war as posted in YouTube; and finally, the public’s contribution of their own family photos and migration narratives.

     

    Exhibited at the Corcoran's Gallery 31 (2008) and University of Texas, Austin (2012).
    Yo Viajo: installation view, Corcoran's Gallery 31, 2008
    500,333
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    Yo viajo

    Yo viajo (2008) is made in response to my experience of El Salvador’s civil war. Yo viajo provides a historical context while offering the possibility of the public’s intervention in the construction of new narratives in the present. The installation consists of: three blown up family photos originally contributed by Fulbright workshop participants from their own family albums and selected as ‘keys to memory’ to specific historical moments in 20th century El Salvador; a video piece made from juxtaposing other family photos collected during the Fulbright with twice or thrice appropriated combat video scenes of El Salvador’s civil war as posted in YouTube; and finally, the public’s contribution of their own family photos and migration narratives.

     

    Exhibited at the Corcoran's Gallery 31 (2008) and University of Texas, Austin (2012).
    Yo Viajo: video, 2008
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  • Yo viajo

    Yo viajo (2008) is made in response to my experience of El Salvador’s civil war. Yo viajo provides a historical context while offering the possibility of the public’s intervention in the construction of new narratives in the present. The installation consists of: three blown up family photos originally contributed by Fulbright workshop participants from their own family albums and selected as ‘keys to memory’ to specific historical moments in 20th century El Salvador; a video piece made from juxtaposing other family photos collected during the Fulbright with twice or thrice appropriated combat video scenes of El Salvador’s civil war as posted in YouTube; and finally, the public’s contribution of their own family photos and migration narratives.

     

    Exhibited at the Corcoran's Gallery 31 (2008) and University of Texas, Austin (2012).
    Yo Viajo: installation view, Corcoran's Gallery 31, 2008
    550,333
    Not For Sale
  • Yo viajo

    Yo viajo (2008) is made in response to my experience of El Salvador’s civil war. Yo viajo provides a historical context while offering the possibility of the public’s intervention in the construction of new narratives in the present. The installation consists of: three blown up family photos originally contributed by Fulbright workshop participants from their own family albums and selected as ‘keys to memory’ to specific historical moments in 20th century El Salvador; a video piece made from juxtaposing other family photos collected during the Fulbright with twice or thrice appropriated combat video scenes of El Salvador’s civil war as posted in YouTube; and finally, the public’s contribution of their own family photos and migration narratives.

     

    Exhibited at the Corcoran's Gallery 31 (2008) and University of Texas, Austin (2012).
    Yo Viajo: installation view, Corcoran's Gallery 31, 2008
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  • Yo viajo

    Yo viajo (2008) is made in response to my experience of El Salvador’s civil war. Yo viajo provides a historical context while offering the possibility of the public’s intervention in the construction of new narratives in the present. The installation consists of: three blown up family photos originally contributed by Fulbright workshop participants from their own family albums and selected as ‘keys to memory’ to specific historical moments in 20th century El Salvador; a video piece made from juxtaposing other family photos collected during the Fulbright with twice or thrice appropriated combat video scenes of El Salvador’s civil war as posted in YouTube; and finally, the public’s contribution of their own family photos and migration narratives.

     

    Exhibited at the Corcoran's Gallery 31 (2008) and University of Texas, Austin (2012).
    Yo Viajo: No importa la distancia...
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  • Yo viajo

    Yo viajo (2008) is made in response to my experience of El Salvador’s civil war. Yo viajo provides a historical context while offering the possibility of the public’s intervention in the construction of new narratives in the present. The installation consists of: three blown up family photos originally contributed by Fulbright workshop participants from their own family albums and selected as ‘keys to memory’ to specific historical moments in 20th century El Salvador; a video piece made from juxtaposing other family photos collected during the Fulbright with twice or thrice appropriated combat video scenes of El Salvador’s civil war as posted in YouTube; and finally, the public’s contribution of their own family photos and migration narratives.

     

    Exhibited at the Corcoran's Gallery 31 (2008) and University of Texas, Austin (2012).
    Yo Viajo: installation view, Corcoran's Gallery 31, 2008
    550,333
    Not For Sale
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