{ Mexico }
{ 1980 }
Pia Camil

Pia Camil was born in 1980 in Mexico City, where she continues to live and work. Her work has been shown in Mexico, Colombia, France and the U.S. Through her work Pia Camil has shown a proclivity to failure or the decaying associated to the mexican urban landscape, aspects of modernist culture and traces of art history. Her practice has explored the urban ruin – including paintings and photographs of halted projects along Mexico’s highways (highway follies); abandoned billboards that become theatre-like curtains therefore theatricalizing failed capitalist strategies (espectaculares), or the problems and contradictions that arise when engaging with iconic art works (No A trio A or Cuadrado Negro).

( works )
Cuerpx insurrectx interespecie (serpiente)

Cuerpx insurrectx interespecie (serpiente)

Here comes the sun

Here comes the sun

Life

Life

Todes No.2

Todes No.2

bara, bara, bara

bara, bara, bara

Túnica para mujer

Túnica para mujer

Deshecha en hierba

Deshecha en hierba

Deshecha serpiente descolorida

Deshecha serpiente descolorida

Untitled

Untitled

Split Wall

Split Wall

No A Trio A

No A Trio A

Tlatelolco, Shot from a balcony

Tlatelolco, Shot from a balcony

Telón de Boca

Telón de Boca

Creede II Interior

Creede II Interior

Aurora Scarlet

Aurora Scarlet

Entre cortinas: abre, jala, corre

Entre cortinas: abre, jala, corre

( exhibitions )
TXT

TXT

DESHECHAS

DESHECHAS

Un paisaje nunca es inocente

Un paisaje nunca es inocente

( fairs )
Frieze LA 2023

Frieze LA 2023

arteBA 2014

arteBA 2014

Frieze New York 2015

Frieze New York 2015

Art Basel Miami Beach 2016

Art Basel Miami Beach 2016

Frieze New York 2016

Frieze New York 2016

Art Basel Miami Beach 2018

Art Basel Miami Beach 2018

Frieze New York 2018

Frieze New York 2018

( press )
Pia Camil’s Art About Global Commerce Made Her a Star. Now, She’s Turning Her Focus to Another Kind of Exchange—Between Humans and Other Species

Pia Camil’s Art About Global Commerce Made Her a Star. Now, She’s Turning Her Focus to Another Kind of Exchange—Between Humans and Other Species