La Pequeña Venecia y otras realidades posibles

Installation 2014. Here she becomes the new or “re” colonizer, occupy-ing our thoughts and imagination, creating new definitions of space, place and time.

Little Venice and other possible realities

“The name of Venezuela is said to have originated from an expedition led by Alonso de Ojeda in 1499. Upon arriving at the Venezuelan coast, the stilt houses in the area of Lake Maracaibo reminded the navigator, Amerigo Vespucci, of the city of Venice, so he named the region “Veneziola”, lit- erally “little Venice.” Montiel-Soto regarding her research for this exhibition

Review by Lynne Margaret Brown – extract
Through this installation Montiel-Soto creates new history by focusing a lens upon the past and then reconstructing this through her experience of the present day. Here she becomes the new or “re” colonizer, occupy-ing our thoughts and imagination, creating new definitions of space, place and time.”

full review by Lynne Margaret Brown – english – pdf

Colonizando Venezia / Homesteading Venezia. Foto-performance, Venezia - shot by Carlos Garcia Berguio
Colonizando Venezia / Homesteading Venezia. Foto-performance, Venezia
80 x 60 cm
Bolillo Chamánico / Shamanic Bun. Print, monotype.
La trama / the plot. Print, monotype.
No todo lo que brilla es oro / Not all that glitters is gold. Print, monotype.
La Perla del Caribe / The Pearl of the Caribbean
La Teta
Oblicuo y Vertical. Reloj de tiempo y clavo de hierro de Adicora, Venezuela
El Recordatorio. Lupa y mapa 1974
Table objects Venezuela and Venice