THIS IS A HISTORY OF EXHIBITIONS, OBJECTS AND PERFORMANCES SINCE 2008. THE RESULTING WORK CAN BE READ AS A RECURSIVE SIGNAL CHAIN WHERE EXHIBITIONS AND OBJECTS ARE PERFORMANCES IN AS MUCH AS A PERFORMANCE CAN PRODUCE EXHBITIONS AND OBJECTS.

THE WORK CAN BE SEEN AS EXERCISES IN OUTSOURCING LABOR AND ITS INVERSE, THE CAPTURING AND RECONTEXTUALISATION OF LABOR THROUGH/AS PERFORMANCE.

THIS INTEREST HAS DEVELOPED THROUGH A PRACTICE DEFINED BY CONTINGENCY, DEPENDENCY, CREATING FROM SLOW COMMUNAL THOUGHT PROCESSES. OTHER CONCERNS INCLUDE ZERO INVESTMENT MATERIAL PRODUCTION, BOOTLEGGING AND PIRACY AS FORM, RESOURCE REDIRECTION, AND NONLINEAR TIMESCALES.



Tropical Malaise [Prologue], 2020
context-contingent artwork, dimensions variable
film integrated into presented in frank lloyd wright's bachman wilson house tour
audio guide additions [1] [2] [3]


I’m at a payphone, hurry. Let’s get together., 2015
context-contingent artwork, dimensions variable



[BOOTLEG], 1995-2019
pardo's portrait of george porcari's bookshelf design, wood, miscellaneous books, gispert family bonsai on loan
note: this photo is deceiving, the bonsai was removed after one week due to the museum's neglegance at properly caring for the plant.


1975-2011, 2011
context-contingent artwork, dimensions variable

1975-2011 is a collection of physical documents, artworks, and online information related to creative practices in Miami since 1975, gathered through first-person recollections and documentation. The goal was to capture the essence of these creative practices and preserve them for future generations. The methodology employed in this project was to break down the creative practices into ten-year intervals and initiate conversations with colleagues to document their experiences in Miami. Each conversation led to a new set of peers, which further extended the archive. The ephemera, artwork, and documentation collected were digitized and returned, while artworks were purchased for one dollar, under the condition that the work be donated anonymously to the museum after the exhibition or else be returned to the artist. To ensure that the archive and works were preserved, a contract was created, which stated that after the exhibition, the works and archive would be donated anonymously to the museum. The artworks would exist autonomously in the collection and never be associated with the project or restaged as a larger performative artwork by the artist/instigator of the donation. Unfortunately, despite these efforts, the MOCA North Miami never made any effort to facilitate the next steps in the project.

In 2021, the digital archive of 1975-2011 was donated to The Vasari Project at the Miami-Dade Public Library System.



BIG BUMMER, 2012
20X30 INCHES
vinyl on wall


BIG BUMMER, 2012
17.5X46X22 INCHES
upholstered museum bench, custom fabric


LIVE PAINTING w/ Sydney Graham & Loriel Beltran, 2014
performance


LIVE PRINTING, 2014
performance, printer, Library Inserts, 822 Pages, binding


GUCCIVUITTON w/ Loriel Beltran & Aramis Gutierrez, 2013-2017
commercial gallery


GUCCIVUITTON w/ Loriel Beltran & Aramis Gutierrez, 2015
installation view of exhibition at ica miami


420 POSTER, 2017


EARTH, 1970-2023
10.5X16X8 INCHES
plush whale, condo waste rocks, borrowed aquarium, distilled water


FOREVER 2021 (DETAIL)
52X170X72 INCHES
bracelet, found mannequin, found stage


FOREVER 2021
52X170X72 INCHES
bracelet, found mannequin, found stage


DEMARCATION, 2019
24X36 INCHES
vinyl adhesive on aluminum


DEMARCATION, 2019
24X36 INCHES
vinyl adhesive on aluminum


DEMARCATION, 2019
24X36 INCHES
vinyl adhesive on aluminum


FM 909, 2021
context-contingent pirate radio station

SCREENING, 2023
context-contingent performance


DEMARCATION, 2018
4X6 INCHES
color photograph


EARTH, 1970-2023
14X25 INCHES
found panel, two photographs


NANGS, 2021
DIMENSIONS VARIABLE
nitrous chargers


DOWNTOWN PAINTING, 2018-2022
11X8.75 INCHES
oil on found lottery ticket, hand marbalized paper, artist frame


DOWNTOWN PAINTINGS, 2018
oil on lottery ticket, hand marbalized paper, artist frame
installation view at alan gutierrez's INTRO at centro cultural de espana, miami


MEANWHILE (VERSION), 2017-2021
48X63 INCHES
acrylic on uv print vinyl mesh


EQUINOX (DETOX), 2016-2022
51X79 INCHES
dye sublimited lycra


MEANWHILE (VERSION), 2018-2022
48X62 INCHES
ink on uv print vinyl mesh


EQUINOX (HEAT MAP), 2022
51X79 INCHES
dye sublimated lycra


MEANWHILE (VERSION), 2018-2022
48X62 INCHES
ink on uv print vinyl mesh


EQUINOX (SKIN TIGHT), 2022
48X60 INCHES
dye sublimated lycra