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Jonathan Castro Amsterdam, Netherlands
Peruvian graphic designer and artist based in Amsterdam who works with sound, video, installation, and performance. His explorative-practice oscillates between the real and the fictitious, natural and subnatural, assembling and reassembling collected raw materials embedded with different qualities and identities to reconstruct them into surfaces, objects, visual languages, and soundscapes. ... more
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