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Alud (Landslip)
Performance, 2011 (video here)Regina José Galindo the artist’s words:Water runs. The body is there, dirty. The public’s position as observer is replaced by the action of participating and cleansing the body. Motivated, perhaps by some empathy for the unknown individual, hidden behind the mud.

Alud (Landslip)
Performance, 2011 (video here)Regina José Galindo the artist’s words:Water runs. The body is there, dirty. The public’s position as observer is replaced by the action of participating and cleansing the body. Motivated, perhaps by some empathy for the unknown individual, hidden behind the mud.

Alud (Landslip)
Performance, 2011 (video here)Regina José Galindo the artist’s words:Water runs. The body is there, dirty. The public’s position as observer is replaced by the action of participating and cleansing the body. Motivated, perhaps by some empathy for the unknown individual, hidden behind the mud.

Alud (Landslip)
Performance, 2011 (video here)Regina José Galindo the artist’s words:Water runs. The body is there, dirty. The public’s position as observer is replaced by the action of participating and cleansing the body. Motivated, perhaps by some empathy for the unknown individual, hidden behind the mud.

Alud (Landslip)
Performance, 2011 (video here)Regina José Galindo the artist’s words:Water runs. The body is there, dirty. The public’s position as observer is replaced by the action of participating and cleansing the body. Motivated, perhaps by some empathy for the unknown individual, hidden behind the mud.

Alud (Landslip)
Performance, 2011 (video here)Regina José Galindo the artist’s words:Water runs. The body is there, dirty. The public’s position as observer is replaced by the action of participating and cleansing the body. Motivated, perhaps by some empathy for the unknown individual, hidden behind the mud.

Alud (Landslip)
Performance, 2011 (video here)Regina José Galindo the artist’s words:Water runs. The body is there, dirty. The public’s position as observer is replaced by the action of participating and cleansing the body. Motivated, perhaps by some empathy for the unknown individual, hidden behind the mud.

Alud (Landslip)
Performance, 2011 (video here)Regina José Galindo the artist’s words:Water runs. The body is there, dirty. The public’s position as observer is replaced by the action of participating and cleansing the body. Motivated, perhaps by some empathy for the unknown individual, hidden behind the mud.

Alud (Landslip)
Performance, 2011 (video here)Regina José Galindo the artist’s words:Water runs. The body is there, dirty. The public’s position as observer is replaced by the action of participating and cleansing the body. Motivated, perhaps by some empathy for the unknown individual, hidden behind the mud.

Alud (Landslip)
Performance, 2011 (video here)Regina José Galindo the artist’s words:Water runs. The body is there, dirty. The public’s position as observer is replaced by the action of participating and cleansing the body. Motivated, perhaps by some empathy for the unknown individual, hidden behind the mud.
The Nude Abstract Series
Mirrored Self Portrait
Mixed Media
Flowers 1/1
Monoprint
Hershey Bars
Monoprints
Golden Bananas 1/1
Monoprint
Don’t Be A Drag, Be A Queen (Self Portrait) 1/1
Monoprint
People don’t date anymore. People forgot about emotions.
Non-Latex #1 1/1
Lips (Self Portrait) 1/1
The Kiss (Yellow and Blue) #2 1/1