Carmen José is an artist and art educator interested in questioning the reproduction of visual stereotypes, with focus on embodied processes. In her work she aims to facilitate spaces for dialogue and coming together.
Eine Blüte Luft, 2023 - Watercolors for the poetry book by Sabine Koop about her experience with breast cancer
Tear Tree, 2022 - Linocut print series
Making a Forest, 2022 - Installation drawing on a window, playing with lights and shadows on the room for the collective show Making a Forest 4-14th August at Lemon House during documenta 15 in Kassel
Wielewaal Resists! 2021 - Watercolor and pen drawings for the project "This is where you can find me/ Here you can find me" by Rachel Sender
Lines of Movements, 2020 - Installation and gathering from the research Lines of Movements at the Growing Space Wielewaal
Join, 2020 - Collage artwork for the billboard exhibition organized by Publieke Werken Rotterdam
Under The Mango Tree, 2019 - Visuals for the self-organized gathering of unlearning, co-curated by Sepake Angiama, Sanchayan Ghosh, Tara Lasrado.
School of Darkness, 2019 - CIFAS (International Center for Training in the Performing Arts in Brussels), asks contemporary artists to visualize its communication. Artwork for the workshop led by Sepake Angiama.
Allí : Hier, 2016 - Mural for the presentation of the book Allí: Hier at Papiercafé, Kassel
Score, 2015 - Installation with a drawer and a serie of drawings exhibited at the Kunsthochschule Kassel
