El Ruido Del Bosque Sin Hojas/The Sound Of The Forest Without Leaves

Eddie Rodolfo Aparicio

El Ruido Del Bosque Sin Hojas/The Sound Of The Forest Without Leaves, 2020320 x 229 x 15cmPrice on Request
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MaterialGalleryLocation
rubber, paint and tree residue, glass, string, acrylic, wood glue, clothesCommonwealth and CouncilLos Angeles
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork appears to be a large sculptural piece made from a tree trunk or log. The central structure has a distinct organic, rugged texture with natural ...

imperfections and patterns, suggesting the use of found or recycled material. The sculpture is adorned with green leaf-like shapes, creating a whimsical and nature-inspired aesthetic. The overall composition is asymmetrical, with the uneven surface and protruding elements adding visual interest. The artist's intention may have been to highlight the inherent beauty and resilience of natural materials, blending them with a creative touch to present a unique and captivating piece of contemporary art.

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Eddie Rodolfo Aparicio
Artist
Eddie Rodolfo Aparicio
B.1990

Eddie Rodolfo Aparicio’s work examines the erasure of Latinx history – facilitated by the colonialism upon which our contemporary Western geopolitical societies are built and ignoring the importance of Latinx contributions to culture, technology, and the economy – and to work towards reclaiming Latinx identity in the US and elsewhere. Aparicio works through the lens of migration, and is specifically interested in identity-construction and place-making. The artist’s sculptures are made from a range of materials, for example rubber, sulphur, wood glue, found cloths, acrylic, latex paint and cotton, but trees and their bark form the most vital part of Aparicio’s assemblages. He asserts that ‘colonial injustices have not only been directed towards humans. ...

Environmental justice and social justice are deeply intertwined, and allowing material to be a collaborator in the works acknowledges it as a part of its own narrative.’ Aparicio creates giant draperies, like animal hides made from trees or palimpsests that communicate ancient histories of colonialism and displacement, and contemporary narratives of ecological crisis and social injustice. Written by Goldsmiths CCA

Eddie Rodolfo Aparicio: Artworks
Prospective Fungal Soap Dishes 1
Eddie Rodolfo AparicioProspective Fungal Soap Dishes 1, 2020Price on Request
Prospective Fungal Altar 1
Eddie Rodolfo AparicioProspective Fungal Altar 1, 2020Price on Request
El Ruido Del Bosque Sin Hojas/The Sound Of The Forest Without Leaves
Eddie Rodolfo AparicioEl Ruido Del Bosque Sin Hojas/The Sound Of The Forest Without Leaves, 2020Price on Request
Qué Pasó Con El Azufre Que Botaron?/What Happened With The Sulfur They Dropped?
Eddie Rodolfo AparicioQué Pasó Con El Azufre Que Botaron?/What Happened With The Sulfur They Dropped?, 2020Price on Request
La Ceiba Me Salvó/The Ceiba Saved Me
Eddie Rodolfo AparicioLa Ceiba Me Salvó/The Ceiba Saved Me, 2020Price on Request
Hojas De Vidrio (Volcán Guazapa)
Eddie Rodolfo AparicioHojas De Vidrio (Volcán Guazapa), 2020Price on Request
De Un Pájaro Las Dos Alas
Eddie Rodolfo AparicioDe Un Pájaro Las Dos Alas, 2024Price on Request
Yucca Chips
Eddie Rodolfo AparicioYucca Chips, 2018Price on Request
Commonwealth and Council
Gallery
Commonwealth and Council
Los Angeles, Mexico City

Commonwealth and Council is a gallery in Koreatown, Los Angeles founded in 2010. Our program is rooted in our commitment to explore how a community of artists can sustain our co-existence through generosity and hospitality. Commonwealth and Council celebrates our manifold identities and experiences through the shared dialogue of art—championing practices by women, queer, POC, and our ally artists to build counter-histories that reflect our individual and collective realities.