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Abstract
As a brown, Latinx, immigrant, queer artist, metamorphosis, transformation, and multiplicity are ways of becoming, and disguising. Using masks, wigs, costumes as a survival strategy, I have lived for years disguised both on the stage and in my everyday life. In this work, I apply the tactic of metamorphosis and concealment by superposing images of costumes and masks from past performances.
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©2020 Luis Lara Malvacías
2020
Luis Lara Malvacías
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