About S. Uvidia
Susana Uvidia is an Ecuadorian artist based in London. Her practice is born among tools, threads, and mobile structures—like the childhood games she shared with her siblings in her parents' hardware store.
In her works, she combines industrial materials and fabrics to tell stories that can't always be expressed in words. She uses threads to wrap, embroider, and hold forms that seem to move, assemble, and disassemble.
Her pieces don't seek to close a meaning, but rather to leave it open: like something that continues to change, that is sometimes cut or translated in another way. Each work is a gesture of care. A way of hanging something in the sun and saying: this is also part of who I am.
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Embodied Memory
Thread, fabric, and form intertwine to speak of what we carry within. These pieces follow traces that cross time and distance, and that sometimes only survive in gesture. There are losses, cares, strengths that are not forgotten. They are fragments that remain with us, even when we change.
Structures in Motion
Steel and textiles come together to explore forms that sustain and allow themselves to move. There is weight, but also flexibility. These open structures ask: What sustains us when nothing is fixed?
How can we continue to assemble ourselves while we change?
Portable Resistance
With wrapped fabrics, simple objects, and found materials, these works preserve knowledge that noise tried to obscure. Like portable altars, they create refuges. Small but firm spaces. They are ways of speaking without shouting, of continuing without forgetting.
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