Hijo de cura. Frase recuperada. [Son of a Priest. Recovered Phrase]. 2014.

Neon Installation at Kiosko Galería, Santa Cruz. Bolivia.

“Green iris on back eyes” neon 150x45cm
In Bolivia, Hijo de cura. (which means "Son of a priest") is an expression used to describe someone whose physiognomy has both indigenous and European traits. This expression, that is normalized in the country, refers to a long cultural and religious occupation, as well as evoking the miscegenation that took place throughout the years.

“Hijo de cura phrase” neon 110cm
Installation at Kiosko Galeria, Bolivia. 2014