Cisco Jiménez Mexican, b. 1969
Radiograbadora, 2023
Clay with natural pigments. In collaboration with Aldina Ramirez from San Agustín Oapan, Guerrero.
5.75 x 10 x 3.5 in
Continuing his exploration of consumerism and cultural heritage, Cisco Jiménez's clay boomboxes serve as nostalgic artifacts that examine technology's transient nature. By collaborating with indigenous artisans, Jiménez transforms the boombox...
Continuing his exploration of consumerism and cultural heritage, Cisco Jiménez's clay boomboxes serve as nostalgic artifacts that examine technology's transient nature. By collaborating with indigenous artisans, Jiménez transforms the boombox into a cultural dialogue and preservation symbol. These sculptures highlight the contrast between the once cutting-edge technology and the timeless craftsmanship of indigenous clay art, encouraging viewers to contemplate the passage of time and the evolution of societal values.
