Mariela Ajras: “I Think of the City as a Large Canvas Loaded With Morphological and Historical Stories”

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Addressing themes involving memory, oblivion and gender, the Argentinean visual artist and muralist, Mariela Ajras, displays her art on the walls of numerous cities around the world such as Barcelona, Valencia, Salamanca, Mexico City, Bogota, Montevideo, Buenos Aires, among many others. With a background in psychology, she has participated in different urban art festivals, exhibitions, fairs and public art projects, one of the largest murals in the city of Buenos Aires being the one she developed for the project "Corredor de la Memoria", commemorating the 25th anniversary of the AMIA bombing.

Getting to know the creative processes and the work behind her murals, understanding the role they play in cities from her point of view and how they are able to relate to the architecture that surrounds them are some of the topics we set out to develop in conversation with Mariela Ajras.

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Cite: Iñiguez, Agustina. "Mariela Ajras: “I Think of the City as a Large Canvas Loaded With Morphological and Historical Stories”" [Mariela Ajras: “Pienso a la ciudad como un gran lienzo cargado de relatos morfológicos e históricos”] 17 May 2022. ArchDaily. (Trans. Pérez Bravo, Amelia) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/981855/mariela-ajras-i-think-of-the-city-as-a-large-canvas-loaded-with-morphological-and-historical-stories> ISSN 0719-8884

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