Hellen Ascoli

I have (already) felt you, 2019120 x 100cmPrice on Request

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handwoven on back strap loom, hand-stitched cottonProyectos Ultravioleta

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Hellen Ascoli

B.1984, Guatemalan

Hellen Ascoli, born in Guatemala City in 1984, is an artist, weaver, and educator; although these first three words are named separately to convey the area of discourse that Ascoli engages with, it could also just say “Weaver” a word that encompasses the other two.

Hellen Ascoli: Artworks

Hellen AscoliI have (already) felt you, 2019Price on Request

Hellen AscoliA Body’s Place, 2019Price on Request

Hellen AscoliHere / Estamos Aquí, 2021Price on Request

Hellen AscoliAs the space between the land and sky when I reach and say “CIEN", 2021Price on Request

Hellen AscoliLa memoria es la insistencia de recordar // Memory is the insistence of remembering, 2020Price on Request

Hellen AscoliSomos Tejidos, 20245000 USD

Hellen AscoliSomos Seres Entretejidos, 20243000 USD

Hellen AscoliCierto Nomadismo: Llorar Tierra, 20245000 USD

Hellen AscoliCierto Nomadismo: Hacerse Nudo, 2024Price on Request

Hellen AscoliSol Corazón, 2024Price on Request

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Proyectos Ultravioleta

Guatemala City

Proyectos Ultravioleta was founded in Guatemala City in 2009 as an independent artist-run space, and has since established itself as a leading voice in contemporary art in Latin America and beyond.