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Cecilia Paredes (Peruvian, b.1950) was born in Lima, Peru, where she studied Plastic Arts at the Catholic University of Lima. She later went on to study at Cambridge Arts and Crafts School in England.
She is a contemporary performance and installation artist, who is best known for her unusual work in which she uses her own body as a canvas for body paint. Her last name, Paredes, which means walls in Spanish, perfectly suits her fascination with turning herself into a human chameleon and melting herself into the walls.
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My paintings and drawings are comprised of overlapping figures stitched together in one composition. They are multifaceted, abstracted, and meant to evoke the idea that our identity is in flux. Though we are singular beings, our psyche is not. We are molded in part by time and our life experiences. The subjects in my paintings personify the strength and frailty of consciousness and the depths to which we experience the human condition. The figures are displaced, out of sync and painted together from a multitude of people, like ghosts or layered memories, both timeless and self-aware.
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— Illuminae by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff
“My heart has developed a kind of amnesia where it remembers everything but itself.”
— Sabrina Benaim, “What I Told the Doctor”
“Watch me plant seeds down my spine and bloom into a garden of poetry from every horrible thing that has ever happened to me.”
— Blythe Baird, from If My Body Could Speak
“Pain, Like Beauty Transcends Beyond The Surface”
“Dear Stranger, Please Come In”