Recuerdo de Sevilla
The work of Inmaculada Salinas (Guadalcanal, Seville, 1967) revolves around "the feminine", understood as a social subject, which she places in a position that is not usually found, in which everything revolves around her. Salinas analyzes how this concept has been portrayed and transmitted throughout history through different systems of visual representation. In Remembrance of Seville—an investigation that began in 2014—the artist analyzes the social mechanisms that contribute to the invisibility of women through a rereading of the iconography of Seville and its 162 streets labeled with women's names.
