In her paintings, sculptures, performances, and installations, Camil draws inspiration from the inner-city landscape of her native Mexico City and from the history of modernism. Her projects expose the inherent problems as well as the latent possibilities within urban ruin, exploring what she refers to as the “aesthetization of failure.” Read more.
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Espectacular Telón Ecatepec I and II (2014), Pia Camil. Image courtesy of the artist.
No A Trio A (2013), Pia Camil in collaboration with Guillermo Mora. Image courtesy of the artist.
The little dog laughed (2014), Pia Camil. Image courtesy of the artist.
Túnica para mujer (2014), Pia Camil. Image courtesy of the artist.
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