Guillermo Kuitca: Plates No 1-24

In his work, Argentine artist Guillermo Kuitca draws on a range of iconography—including architectural plans, maps, theaters, musical scores, and domestic spaces—to explore themes of history, memory, structured absence, sound and silence, and the tension between the empirical and the abstract. His paintings and works on paper reimagine cubism, sampling its stylistic elementshe to develop a unique cubistoid style that masterfully reconciles abstraction with an illusionist form of figuration. This volume presents a body of work which developed out of the series that was shown at Ateneo Veneto in the Argentine Pavilion of the 2007 Venice Biennale.