Hilo, a Spanish word for thread, encapsulates our trains of thought, connections and structures of reality. This group exhibition of four women artists from Argentina, Ecuador, Mexico and Peru explores how the concept of ‘thread’ can be taken beyond its traditional relationship with textile and fabric. Breaking the boundaries of painting and sculpture, the works of these artists weave new connections with language and signs, our bodies, our memories and the world around us.

Artists: Sofia Clausse (Argentina), Vanessa Enriquez (Mexico), Alma Laura Felber (Peru) & Susana Uvidia (Ecuador)

Presented by Amalgama Art, a London-based cultural programme devoted to championing and exhibiting the work of women artists from Latin America, Spain and Portugal: Ibero-America. Our timely goal is to challenge current gender disparities in the art world, through group and solo exhibitions, publications and a public programme of workshops, art history courses, podcasts and talks to increase the visibility, appreciation and value of these artists.