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Aarón Eivet is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice encompasses sculpture, installation, and public art. His work explores the intersection between contemporary mythologies and collective identity, often incorporating elements of popular culture reimagined through a critical and poetic lens. Eivet’s pieces have been exhibited in cultural institutions in Mexico and abroad, and he has developed public art projects that engage with urban memory and social narratives. His approach is rooted in a dialogic process, inviting the audience to participate in a reconfiguration of cultural symbols.
His work spans kitsch, humor, and the aesthetic memory inherited from pop culture. In recent years, he has explored practices such as recycling, appropriation, and tributes to iconic figures from mass culture—film, music, and television. In music, he develops various projects under the alias Randy Salazar Jr. He has presented his work in Mexico, Brazil, the United States, Japan, and France.
Artist Statement
Contemporary art involves asking questions—it challenges ways of making, methods, and processes. It is an interstitial space of exchange and communication.
My research stems from the intimate, the landscape, the vestige, and the territory. I aim to dissolve the boundaries between theories, forms, and methods by revoking them, and from that act, generate new formulations.
Collective exhibitions
Ajúa Proud: Centro Cultural Candido Medes, Rio de Janeiro Brasil, 2001.
Spagehtti Regio, Galeria Assioma, Prato Italia, 2002.
Salon de la Fotografía, Centro de las Artes Monterrey, Mexico 2003.
Reseña de la Plástica Nuevo León, Acquisition prize as Grupo Chamblán collective. Mexico 2006
Solo Show.
Retrospective exhibition (2003–2020) held in Austin, Texas, during the Annual Printed Graphics Festival — Print Austin 2020, United States.
Preparing for his upcoming solo exhibition in Hanoi, Vietnam — Hola — as part of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Mexico and Vietnam, scheduled for September 12, 2025.
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