Donna Huanca
QUIPUS FUEGOS, 2023
Archival Pigment Print with Oil Hand Embellishments by the Artist
24 x 35.3 in (60.96 x 89.662 cm)
Edition of 40, 4 APs, 1 BAT, 1 PP
Signed & numbered by the artist
Printed by Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture
Courtesy of the artist and Peres Projects
*Price subject to change based on availability
This image is the BAT, and represents the edition; each work includes hand embellishments and is individual and unique.
Skowhegan Alum 2006
For any questions, please contact mail@skowheganart.org.
QUIPUS FUEGOS, 2023
Archival Pigment Print with Oil Hand Embellishments by the Artist
24 x 35.3 in (60.96 x 89.662 cm)
Edition of 40, 4 APs, 1 BAT, 1 PP
Signed & numbered by the artist
Printed by Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture
Courtesy of the artist and Peres Projects
*Price subject to change based on availability
This image is the BAT, and represents the edition; each work includes hand embellishments and is individual and unique.
Skowhegan Alum 2006
For any questions, please contact mail@skowheganart.org.
QUIPUS FUEGOS, 2023
Archival Pigment Print with Oil Hand Embellishments by the Artist
24 x 35.3 in (60.96 x 89.662 cm)
Edition of 40, 4 APs, 1 BAT, 1 PP
Signed & numbered by the artist
Printed by Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture
Courtesy of the artist and Peres Projects
*Price subject to change based on availability
This image is the BAT, and represents the edition; each work includes hand embellishments and is individual and unique.
Skowhegan Alum 2006
For any questions, please contact mail@skowheganart.org.
Biography:
Donna Huanca (b. 1980 in Chicago, US) is known for immersive installations and performances encompassing painting, sculpture, sound and scent. Inspired by natural cycles of birth and decay, the body and skin are ongoing points of focus, where she models them as both surface and material. Her paintings layer multiple dimensions and temporalities by extending the life cycle of past performances into a new body of work, merging the transience of performance with the permanence of painting. Huanca’s works are deeply invested in ritual practice as a means for transcendence, meditation, and transformation.