
Liliana Porter
Making art in these disconcerting times gives us a sort of immunity, not against the virus, but against the fear, the isolation, the madness, the chaos. In fact, to make art is a privilege that we have, the opportunity to communicate with others. Art is always an experiment that entails challenges.
Yellow Duck II, 2011-12, Digital Duraflex with assemblage and acrylic mounted on plexi, Unique, 20 1/8 x 30 ¼“
Dialogue (with Penguin), 1999, Cibachrome 35” X 27”
To Think About It, 2020, Broken table clock and figurine, 4 x 5 ½ x 3 ½”
Forty Years IIIB (hand, over horizontal Line 1973), 2013, chromogenic print, 24 ¼ x 22 ¾
“Charlie”, 1995. Silver Gelatin Print. 19” X 22”