Margarita Zafrilla Olayo works with dance and performance, choreographic objects and projects, still and moving image, painting and installation, grounding herself on questions on how we are transformed by movement. Her work has been presented at MACRO—Museo d’Arte Contemporanea di Roma (IT), Loop Barcelona (SP), Watou Arts Festival (BE), Tate Britain Archive, Robin Howard Dance Theatre, Independent Dance and Siobhan Davies Studios (UK), and coinciding with the Venice Biennial 2019 at GAD—Giudecca Art District and Gervasutti Foundation with curator James Putnam,
amongst others projects. Margarita collaborates together with Pato Bosich, a London-based contemporary visual artist for iM KONSTHALL project.
Pato graduated from Camberwell School of Art in London in 2004 and has exhibited extensively in the UK, Europe, Latin America and the United States, including the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, Ateneum Art Museum in Finland, The Courtauld Institute and London University in London, in Chile at the MSSA and MAM Museums, Jano Arts and Fundació Catalunya Amèrica in Barcelona.
Margarita also worked with Daniel Bosich, a Chilean artist living and working between Berlin, Copenhagen and Santiago de Chile. He studied sculpture at West Hoathly Studio in England under the guidance of Gertrud Goodwin and in metal casting at SUPS in Turnov, Czech Republic. "We saw the different qualities shape shifted and their power was disguised in the surfaces of the elements. ...Something else was revealed being harmoniously superseded... The Double Sun."
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THE DOUBLE SUN
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ARTIST GALLERY
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