ON VIEW July 2 – August 24, 2014
OPENING RECEPTION Wednesday, July 2 | 7-10pm
CONVERSATION Wednesday, August 6 | 7pm

STUDIO CRAWL Saturday, July 5 | 7-10pm
STUDIO CRAWL Saturday, August 2 | 7-10pm

Nothing Goes to Waste is a solo exhibition by Miami-based artist, Gustavo Oviedo. Oviedo creates and recreates utilizing canvases, photography, vinyl, drawings, video and found objects. The works selected for this exhibition are either in their first, second or even third iteration. Oviedo is an accidental environmentalist reclaiming his own artworks or remnants of them to create new pieces. He takes this a step further with his personal interest in boating. He uses his vessel to claim the landscape as his studio by delving into the waters of South Florida and recovering discarded items as souvenirs of his experiences.

Gustavo Oviedo | Paris, 1981 | Lives and works in Miami
Oviedo was born in Paris, France and raised between Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico and finally Miami. He has a Master’s Degree in Motion Graphics and Visual Effects. He works in various mediums including video, photography, collage, sculpture and mural. Oviedo’s work has been exhibited at the Art & Culture Center of Hollywood, Young at Art Museum, Boca Museum of Art, among others. Two of his short films have been part of the MOCA’s Optic Nerve Short Film Festival.

Project 924 | 924 Lincoln Road, Second Floor, Miami Beach

Image: Gustavo Oviedo, Potential and Kinetic – Part 1, Still from video