“What I do is I tear. I tear shreds of paper and I keep them as relics. Fragments of categories of knowledge, documents of emotion – of memories. I put them all in a container, juxtaposing them or inverting their meaning – in a way that is a playful, private, and historical. Everything has the same weight, with no hierarchy of values.”
- Lucia Pescador
Lucia Pescador’s art is deeply rooted in memory, blending cultural fragments from various historical periods and global traditions. Her work reflects an ongoing engagement with the past, capturing its essence inn drawings that pervade pages of books, accounting records, notebooks, letters and postcards as well as blackboards, vases, clothing and hats. Pescador’s art is characterized by its orchestration of myriad images, creating a continuous flow of voices that she rearranges into a cohesive whole. This method allows her to explore and convey the timeless nature of culture, presenting a poetic narrative that merges historical and contemporary elements.