Mi Huella Exhibition Unveiled
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By Ivan Sanchez
& NASHVILLE, TN — Conexión Américas unveiled the Mi Huella Exhibition, a celebration of Latinx artistry, at Casa Azafrán on March 7 at 6 pm. This vibrant showcase features the works of four exceptional Latinx artists: Alvaro Hernandez, Cesar Pita, Izamar Rodriguez, and Yanira Vissepo. Through diverse mediums such as mixed media, photography, sculpture, and illustration, these artists explore the theme of “Mi Huella” or “My Imprint,” delving into their unique journeys, identities, and cultural backgrounds.
Alvaro Hernandez, a passionate photographer, sees his craft as a medium for self-expression, inspired by cinematic storytelling. He views photography not merely as capturing images but as a means to share his vision with the world. For Hernandez, the camera serves as a tool to connect with people, bridging gaps and initiating meaningful conversations that shape his perspective.
In reflecting on his own journey, Hernandez acknowledges the evolving nature of his artistry. He recognizes the importance of storytelling, a lesson learned through his experiences with Mi Huella. Inspired by his Colombian relatives residing in Sweden for over three decades, Hernandez’s work delves into the complexities of migration, identity, and belonging, echoing the broader narratives of the Latinx community in Nashville.
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