2 Coded textiles and 1 morse code textile board game

Media: Woven wool and felted pieces

This project is a reflection on systems of coding, language and memory, in this case, memory as a container of data. It is inspired by the magnetic core memories of computers from the 1950s and 60s and the works by Anni Albers (Codes, 1962). During her residency at the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation, Muñoz created a graphic language based on binary code, using it to produce a series of textiles that contain coded information as a way of generating textile-memories.

Amor Muñoz

Artist

Step into the ultra-contemporary world of Amor Muñoz, a Mexican female artist making waves in the art scene since 2006. With a diverse range of exhibitions all over the world, including notable shows at Museo Universitario de Arte Contemporáneo and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Muñoz's unique style and talent have earned her a place among the Top 100 artists in Mexico. Explore the evolution of her career through solo shows, group exhibitions, art fairs, and biennials, and witness the growth and recognition of this extraordinary artist.

Mexico

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