Enrique Ježik

(Argentina, 1961)

Process

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Proposal

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Argentinean-born artist Enrique Ježik’s untitled piece was located at the Santa Fe Depot in Downtown San Diego. Ježik specifically wanted to consider issues he felt the site naturally conjured up and referenced, and that to him seemed two culturally shaping forces—labor and violence. Featuring elements such as railway ties and sledgehammers, the installation evoked strength and struggle through material and physical labor.

Curator: Walther Boelsterly
Organizer: Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes on behalf of the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes
Venue: Santa Fe Depot, San Diego

Acknowledgments

Additional project sponsors
Aeroméxico; Telecomunicaciones de México, XEWT Canal 12