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Benazir Basauri Torres’ artwork explores the intersections of care, community, Andean worldview, and technology. Her projects create immersive experiences that center collective joy and safe spaces, engaging themes of migration, climate justice, and cultural memory.
Her practice spans watercolour, oil, acrylic, drawings, ink, text, GIFs, installation, and ceramic. Through these media, her art transforms materials into symbolic forms, examining ethical and ecological dimensions, and inviting audiences to engage in community-driven experiences.
"maquiraicu"
Watercolours and acrylics on canvas, 90 × 100 cm. 2024
The title translates to "thanks to my hands" in Quechua, the original language from the Andes.
"NO APPS, JUST NAPS"
Watercolor and acrylics on canvas. 2024
“La sábila colgando en la puerta es para protegerte”
("The aloe vera hanging on the door is to protect you.")
Watercolours and acrylics on canvas, 90 × 100 cm. 2024
“24 hrs unavailable”
Raw ceramic, 22 cm × 5 cm. 2022
“It´s okay to turn off your camera and cry”
Raw ceramic, 15 cm × 21 cm. 2022
“Delete”
Glicee print on cotton paper, 85 × 85 cm. 2014
“Delete II”
Glicee print on cotton paper, 85 × 85 cm. 2014
“Let´s merge”
Glicee print on cotton paper, 85 × 85 cm. 2014
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