(b. 1975)

Inka Snow
2006
Mixed media
30 x 265 x 202 cm

Inka Snow revisits experimental practices and models of collective life in the 1960s and 70s, as well as the social and ideological aspirations of the time. An architectural model of a community-housing complex lies under topographical scars topped by enormous lines of cocaine on a rugged terrain of snowdrifts. The term ‘Inka snow’ was used as slang for cocaine in Peru during the 1960s.

(b. 1982)

Es todo gracias a ti
2013
Wooden blocks, stone, polyurethane foam, fabric, volcanic stone, flagstone, PVC 236
329 x 329 x 95 cm

(b. 1975)

Porsche
2005
Polyurethane painting on paper
260 x 260 cm

Andrade's work is situated at the intersection of architecture and sculpture. In this liminal space, he addresses the constant confrontation between and questions the limits that separate the public and the private, the social and the individual, containers and their content.