Aldemar Munoz

At this moment my work is transitioning from the figurative to the abstract. I find it interesting how the eyes can transform reality to
new forms and interpretations.
My research has always been related to the body and the life inside it. I feel curios about what I can’t see; emotions, blood flow, and
how these are manifested and revealed. I try to give a new significance to these manifestations making them visible, transforming
them into a space, a form or an image by using textile.
This material weaved and embroidered, for me, is like a ritual act, because when I am weaving, drawing or embroidering, is when I feel that the work is in its deepest state and I can recover something of that lost body.

2019. MACA. Master in contemporary art, EKA. Tallinn, Estonia
2017. Tutorials with artist Carolina Rodríguez
2014. Two semesters Escuela Casa Ensamble.
2013. Diploma in Social Poetics. Corporal Arts and Critical Action in the Caribbean
Escuela del Cuerpo (Cartagena, Colombia) in Convention with the Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano – Cartagena
2012. Master of Fine Arts. Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano. Bogotá
Graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts. Bogotá. G.A.P: 4.0/ 5.0
2008. Santo Domingo School of Arts and Crafts. Embroidery with Precious Stones. Bogotá

2018. Of the series Hematomas. NH Gallery. Cartagena de indias, Colombia
2018.Hematomas . Alonso Garcés Gallery. Bogota.
2017. Art auction Ludus foundation. Casa Cano Gallery.
2017. Arcot 2016. Colombian Artists in Tokyo. Exhibition Hall of the Instituto Cervantes 2-9 Rokubancho. Tokyo Japan.
2016. ArtCali 2016. Space 1492. Jorge Garcés Borreo Departamental Domo Museum Santiago de Cali (
2016. Open Gallery. Hotel Wyndham Bogotá Art. Bogotá (
2016. Lenguajes de Papel. El Museo Galería. Bogotá
2015. 8th Club El Nogal Youth Art Salon. Club El Nogal. Bogotá
2015. La Re-vuelta. Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano. Bogotá
2014. ¡Por que si! Sketch Gallery.Bogotá
2012. Fall and Recovery. Bogotá Museum of Modern Art. Bogotá
2010. Arte ≠ Vida: Artistic Actions of the Americas. Luis Angel Arango Library. Bogotá