Red-Orange-Vivid

“Rojo Anaranjado Vívido” is the title of Luciana Rago’s first solo exhibition at Puxagallery, conceived from the textile language and its dialogues with the space to propose experiences around cultural survival. With the protagonism of the pre-Columbian quipu -an instrument for recording information through strings, fabrics, knots and colors- is used by the Argentinean artist to present installations made specifically for the gallery, with materials that claim narrative, sustainable and performative aspects based on the chromatic and tactile aspects that give title to the show, which is supported by the Contemporary Creation Program of the Madrid City Council.