Lo Que El Viento Dejó (What The Wind Left)

Image 1, Carola Regis-Torres, Bolsas de Hielo que se han Derretido, Plastic, resin, stainless steel, spray paint 2018

Image 2, Carola Regis-Torres, Drowning Rat brooch Resin, copper, stainless steel 2018

Image 3, Carola Regis-Torres, Drowning Rat brooch Resin, copper, stainless steel 2018

Image 4, Carola Regis-Torres, Drowning Rat brooch Resin, copper, stainless steel 2018

Image 5, Carola Regis-Torres, What the Wind Left (Que viento fuerte ), Enamel, plastic, copper, aluminum, stainless steel 2018

Image 6, Carola Regis-Torres,What the Wind Left (A donde ha parado ), Enamel, plastic, fabric, copper, stainless steel 2018

Image 7, Carola Regis-Torres, What the Wind Left (Mira lo que encontramos en los escombros ), Enamel, plastic, copper, stainless steel 2018

Image 8, Carola Regis-Torres, What the Wind Left (Ay, se le fue el techo del vecino), Enamel, aluminum, copper, stainless steel 2018

Image 9, Carola Regis-Torres, What the Wind Left (Se rompieron los postes), Enamel, wood. raffia, copper, stainless steel 2018

Image 10, Carola Regis-Torres, What the Wind Left (A la doña se le fue la chancla), Enamel, plastic, copper, stainless steel 2018

Posted on: April 26, 2018
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Description

Stories are made to entertain us and embed a deeper message in our minds. They draw from past events in history in order to create a conscience for the future. I've always been interested in stories that have a morbid sense to them. Growing up in Latin America I've always had a sense of magical realism, this is used a lot in literature. The stories that I know have always had a darker undertone. I tend to go for a more humorous style in order for the pieces to be inviting and interesting. I make the pieces humorous because it makes it easier for people to talk about heavier subjects. The heavier subjects being the morals of the stories, that sometimes carry contemporary meanings. With the work Lo Que El Viento Dejo (What The Wind Left) I strive to create a body of work that is humorous yet it is informative. The hurricane that hit Puerto Rico in October of 2017 created a lot of damage to the infrastructure. By creating this line of brooches I intend to keep the socio-political situation that has stricken the island in the minds of the international public.




Carola Regis-Torres

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BFA Student

Major: Ceramics

Graduation Year: 2018

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