Ortiz’s work focuses on spaces in tension. He brings into question exclusion processes while revealing colonial dynamics still present in many contemporary societies. In 97 empleadas domésticas (97 maids), the artist shows the invisibility of domestic staff using photographs taken from social networks of wealthy families in Peru. On the other hand, in Habitaciones de servicio (Room Service), she focuses her attention on the vital space allocated to the domestic worker using architectural plans of Lima houses from 1930 to 2012. Both works allow not only a sharp look at the persistence of discriminatory dynamics, but also at its radicalization in the context of greater economic liberality.
Daniela Ortiz
Apoyan:
Artbo
Drywall de Colombia
Espacio Odeón
Hatsu
Kreanta
Instituto Superio Mariano Moreno
Fábrica de Licores de Antioquia
Instituciones Adjuntas:
Academia Superior de Artes
Banco de la República
Centro Colombo Americano
Centro de Desarrollo Cultural de Moravia
Fundación Universitaria Bellas Artes
Instituto Tecnológico Metropolitano
Museo Casa de la Memoria
Parque Explora
Univer
Universidad de Antioquia
Universidad de Antioquia