Cristian Alarcón, a self-taught visual artist from Osorno, proposes a different look at the creatures that inhabit the popular imagination of southern Chile. Through his Bestiary project, he builds sculptures inspired by beings such as La Fiura, El Trauco and El Cuchivilu, using recycled materials to give body to stories transmitted from generation to generation. [...]
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Cristian Alarcón, a self-taught visual artist from Osorno, proposes a different look at the creatures that inhabit the popular imagination of southern Chile. Through his Bestiary project, he builds sculptures inspired by beings such as La Fiura, El Trauco and El Cuchivilu, using recycled materials to give body to stories transmitted from generation to generation. [...]