Amplio Espectro is a transdisciplinary scenic project founded in the autumn of 2013 in Mexico City, which seeks to build artistic dialogues and exercises that explore the possibilities of the body, movement, image, objects and spaces from different perspectives and languages. Co-run by Valentina Ayluardo, Joshua Sánchez and Arturo Lugo, the project attempts to organize itself in an intuitive, reflective and educational way, to generate meetings at a creative, social and economic level built from self-management.
Charlie Godet Thomas is a British-Bermudian artist whose work employs a wide range of approaches including writing, painting, sculpture, assemblage, photography, sound and video. His work is concerned with the connections between visual art and literature, the act of writing, the autobiographical, the tragic and the humorous. Thomas' work is summoned from unlikely places such as bookbinding processes, street signage, funereal foam lettering and pharmaceutical packaging. Charlie Godet Thomas currently lives and works in Mexico City.
Wang Ya Hui is a Taiwanese artist whose practice involves video, photography, sculpture, writing and artist-made books. Her work has a focus on the everyday translation through the artist herself as an astronomer observing the hidden relationship between the nature and the living. Often incorporating the concept of Zen and Taoist ideology, Wang’s work employs poetic rhetoric in dynamic scenarios to present alternative ways of interpreting time and space.
