A Path to a Fallen Tree
June 2nd - 9th, 2025
Featured Artists
Featured Artists
Luciano Goizueta
Luciano Goizueta
San José, Costa Rica
Luciano Goizueta
Luciano Goizueta
San José, Costa Rica
Third son of Argentinian immigrants, hails from a lineage steeped in the arts, his upbringing intertwined various artistic forms. Initially studying music, then architecture and later visual arts, Luciano's artistic journey took a transformative turn when in 2002 a health setback led him to immerse himself in painting as both a healing mechanism and a meditative practice.
René González
René González
San José, Costa Rica
René González
René González
San José, Costa Rica
René González is a London based artist of Latino background who started painting in the graffiti art scene in Costa Rica as a teenager, before moving to the UK to undertake a BA in Fine Art Painting at City & Guilds of London Art School. The artist found refuge in nature’s embrace when distance turned from a qualitative measurement to a feeling. This very intimate and personal experience - which many can relate to - is mirrored in his work; animals become symbolic of emotions and places become synonymous with alienation.
Featured Artists
Luciano Goizueta
Luciano Goizueta
San José, Costa Rica
Third son of Argentinian immigrants, hails from a lineage steeped in the arts, his upbringing intertwined various artistic forms. Initially studying music, then architecture and later visual arts, Luciano's artistic journey took a transformative turn when in 2002 a health setback led him to immerse himself in painting as both a healing mechanism and a meditative practice.
15km la caida
Luciano Goizueta, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
93 cm x 92 cm
17.2km II
Luciano Goizueta, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
76 cm x 101 cm
15km la caida
Luciano Goizueta, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
190 cm x 150 cm
15km la caida
Luciano Goizueta, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
50 cm x 50 cm
23.9km Cerro danta
Luciano Goizueta, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
70 cm x 90 cm
René González
René González
San José, Costa Rica
René González is a London based artist of Latino background who started painting in the graffiti art scene in Costa Rica as a teenager, before moving to the UK to undertake a BA in Fine Art Painting at City & Guilds of London Art School. The artist found refuge in nature’s embrace when distance turned from a qualitative measurement to a feeling. This very intimate and personal experience - which many can relate to - is mirrored in his work; animals become symbolic of emotions and places become synonymous with alienation.
penumbra (what follows you)
René gonzález, 2025
Acrylic and luster powders on raw linen
75 cm x 50 cm
penumbra (what follows you)
Prickly Flowers
René gonzález, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
75 cm x 50 cm
illusory Star
René gonzález, 2024
Acrylic on canvas
120 cm x 100 cm
Silk Flutters In The Woods
René gonzález, 2024
Acrylic on canvas
40 cm x 30 cm
Fallen Willow
René gonzález, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
140 cm x 104.5 cm
A love of flowers
René gonzález, 2024
Acrylic on canvas
75 cm x 50 cm
Flame below the Willow
René gonzález, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
85 cm x 100 cm
About
About
About
past exhibitions
past exhibitions
past exhibitions
This Must Be Paradise
October, 2024
This Must Be Paradise
October, 2024
This Must Be Paradise
Puente Projects
Puente Projects
Puente Projects
This site, and the texts included herein, are a process of constructing relationships and inviting new forms of looking, interpreting, and understanding. It is an open space for conversation, for dialogue, a pressure cooker of ideas and a disentangling of creative processes.
From academic texts to informal studio visits to open-ended conversations, we exchange, speak, and write from and with the warmth that lives in Latin America. Breaking from the rigidity of formal language conventions. Art as a free-flowing creation, writing as a free-flowing practice.
Led by Francisca Gomez
From academic texts to informal studio visits to open-ended conversations, we exchange, speak, and write from and with the warmth that lives in Latin America.
Breaking from the rigidity of formal language conventions.Art as a free-flowing creation, writing as a free-flowing practice.
Led by Francisca Gomez
Contact
Contact
Contact
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