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Beatriz Mejía-Krumbein

Hello, I’m Beatriz Mejia-Krumbein. Welcome to enter my art world and initiate a dialogue about art and life. Life inspires my art and my natural curiosity to explore materials such as burlap, torn paper, wood, fabric, sand, and found objects creates paintings, assemblages, installations, videos, and performances that address a range of social concerns and offer metaphors of solidarity and hope.

Black and White Book

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Black and White — Series

Filed under: Paintings

Black and White — sketches

Filed under: Drawings

Maps / Branches — Series

Filed under: Drawings

Ode to Women

Filed under: Books

Hanging Out — Series

Filed under: Drawings

Carbonerito

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La Suite del Silencio (Suite of Silence)

Filed under: Paintings

The Door

Filed under: Installations

Album — Children

Filed under: Books, Installations
The Invisible Becomes Visible

Paintings — Social Art for Change

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Prints

Filed under: Prints

Mi Tiempo, Mein Raum, My Map

Filed under: Collaborative Projects, Performances

Crutches

Filed under: Installations

Of the Same Fabric

Filed under: Collaborative Projects, Performances

Insomnia

Filed under: Installations

“Her art deals frankly with the atrocities of exploitation, violence and abuse, and implores viewers to confront the convoluted inequalities of our modern world. In layered mixed media, Mejia-Krumbein creates figures and faces charged with emotions that mirror the layers and complexities of the issues she depicts. Her work gives voice to the women, children and innocent victims who are often marginalized and rarely heard. Beatriz has a genuine concern for human rights and the need for solidarity. The work of Beatriz Mejia-Krumbein catches the silence and the moan of a humanity that suffers the consequences of oppression.”

― Daniel Foster, Press Enterprise Profile, June 17, 2009 - (4D).

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