This first monograph by artist Minga Opazo brings together five years of her practice, tracing an evolving body of work shaped by transformation, materiality, memory, and the natural world. Spanning sculpture, installation, textiles, and experimental organic processes, the book offers an intimate look at Opazo’s ongoing exploration of the relationships between human consumption, textile waste, and regeneration.
Featuring essays by curators Alma Ruiz and Rachel Kaplan, alongside Opazo’s own reflections, the catalog documents a practice that moves between the personal and ecological, the discarded and the living.
This first monograph by artist Minga Opazo brings together five years of her practice, tracing an evolving body of work shaped by transformation, materiality, memory, and the natural world. Spanning sculpture, installation, textiles, and experimental organic processes, the book offers an intimate look at Opazo’s ongoing exploration of the relationships between human consumption, textile waste, and regeneration.
Featuring essays by curators Alma Ruiz and Rachel Kaplan, alongside Opazo’s own reflections, the catalog documents a practice that moves between the personal and ecological, the discarded and the living.
