The Death of Art
Art has been killed many times by money, and because it is dead, we need to renew it, again and again.
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Gustavo Adolfo Hansson
The work of Gustavo Hansson (videos, installation, photography, performance, texts, and new technologies)....
The End of the Beginning of the World
The idea of the end of time confronts us with the inherent fragility of human existence, just as the history of the universe has a beginning and a possible end; our lives are marked by the certainty of its end, facing the idea of the end ...
9/11
American Reichstag and the invention of fake Antrax.
Infinite Justice - Operation Desert Storm
After 9/11, we spent 20 years searching for a 70-year-old man hooked up to a dialysis machine and hiding in a cave.
The heartbreak
"The Heartbreak" portrays a tumultuous blend of emotions, serving as a guiding path to healing amidst the chaos of 21st-century urban life.
Genesis
Paradise on earth from the Afro-Colombian point of view
The transgenic cloaca
Depicting the fears surrounding genetically modified foods, symbolizing concerns about altered nature and potential health risks.
The revelation of the Martians and the Rats
An Abstract/Baroque critic against politicians
Lost Paradise
"Lost Paradise" evokes an idyllic scene of nature amidst lush landscapes
The punishment of heartbreak
Colombian performance and multimedia artist Gustavo Hansson has created a new apocalyptic work of art.
Hell
From a utopian Christian world to a dystopian world of conspiracy theories
The Four Horses of the Apocalypse
Who or what country can press the "red or yellow button" and order a nuclear attack on the world? Who has the power to activate the apocalypse and how?
Saturn's vomiting
God of agriculture and harvest in Roman mythology
Gustavo Adolfo Hansson
The work of Gustavo Adolfo Hansson (videos, installations, photography, performance, texts, and new technologies).
All these works represent the liberation of the limited, typical of the psychological and moral frustrations of Latin American existence, serving as a metaphor for understanding the why of our culture and the future, leading to the emergence of a new human race.