TANIA XIMENA

The exhibition continues La Marcha del Líquen [The March of the Lichen], an interdisciplinary project that has unfolded through different presentations in Brazil. In 2025, the video installation of the same name was presented at the MASP Video Room, marking the artist’s first solo exhibition in the country. That same year, the diptych Ira en la laguna negra [Rage in the Black Lagoon], also stemming from this investigation, was featured in a pop-up exhibition organized by Galatea.

By investigating the effects of glacial melting and rising sea levels between Antarctica and the Gulf of Mexico, the project deepens a line of inquiry that runs through central concerns in Tania Ximena’s practice. Working across painting, video, photography, and installation, the artist explores the relationship between humanity and nature, understanding landscape as an active agent of transformation and reflecting on modes of coexistence in the face of climate change.