PUBLIC PROGRAM | ESTE FOCUS | Azul Caverna and Pedro Tyler
Azul Caverna, artist
Pedro Tyler, artist
Moderated by Fabián Muro, journalist of El País (Uruguay)

This activity will be held in Spanish, without translation.

Azul Caverna (1979, Argentina)

His work is made up of paintings, videos, and installations in line with abstraction and geometry. In the series of works El silencio de las cosas (2015-2022), he approaches the shadow of different geometric figures to investigate it as an entity, dilemma, enigma and necessity.

He is self taught. He lives in Buenos Aires.

Pedro Tyler Gianoli (1975, Uruguay)

All his childhood he plays on the empty beaches and gardens of Punta del Este, he invades his father's workshop to make bows, arrows and toys, from there he forged a fascination for altering materials and tools. The idea that an object can be used as a tool, weapon or decoration influenced all of his later work. Growing up facing the sea and emigrating to Chile at the age of 21 accentuated his interest in space and how it is experienced. Bachelor of Arts with Highest Distinction in 2001, Mention in Sculpture from the Finis Terrae University, Chile. Since then he has exhibited in galleries, museums, biennials and fairs in Latin America, the US and Europe. His work is part of the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston; SPACE Collection, Los Angeles; P.O.C. Brussels; Museum of Contemporary Art of Bogotá; Contemporary Art Space and Juan Manuel Blanes Museum, Montevideo; among others. He lives and works in Santiago de Chile.

Fabián Muro has been a journalist since 1998. He has specialized in covering cultural phenomena, such as music and cinema, but he has also written on fine arts on many occasions, interviewing artists, museum directors, curators and other actors in the sector. Currently, he is a general affairs journalist in the Sunday supplement of the newspaper El País (Uruguay).