Alejandra Aragón brings to light themes of memory, identity, and cultural heritage through a multidisciplinary practice involving installation, sculpture, and video. Her work reflects on both personal and collective histories, using materials and symbols that evoke ancestral traditions alongside contemporary experiences. Aragón’s installations create immersive spaces that encourage viewers to engage with layered narratives of place, time, and belonging. She explores how memory is constructed and transmitted, addressing issues of displacement, migration, and the fluidity of cultural identity. By blending natural and synthetic materials, her practice highlights the tension between preservation and transformation, tradition and innovation. Through poetic and tactile compositions, Aragón invites reflection on the ways in which histories shape present realities and inform future possibilities. ...
