Charly Nijensohn

Born in Buenos Aires in 1966, Nijensohn examines the human-nature relationship through works like Dead Forest (2015), which critiques the environmental impact of hydroelectric dams in South America. Starting in video art during the 1990s, his practice expanded to include performance and installation, often addressing indigenous displacement and ecological intervention. A co-founder of Organización Negra, Nijensohn continues creating immersive and socially engaged projects.

In BIENALSUR:

14/09/2017

Art, Myth and Nature
Angelika Markul
Charly Nijensohn
Shirley Paes Leme

Exposición

Opening at the Centro Cultural Kirchner – CCK
Angelika Markul
Charly Nijensohn
Shirley Paes Leme

11/09/2017

Prints in Nature
Angelika Markul
Christian Boltansk...
Charly Nijensohn
Eduardo Srur

Exposición

Imagine. Fantasies, Dreams, Utopias
Charly Nijensohn
Bernardí Roig
Ali Kazma
Julio Le Parc
Diana B. Wechsler
Leandro Erlich
Leila Tschopp
Nelo Akamatsu
Marc Vilanova
Meshal Al-Obaidall...
Sara Abdu
Saad AlHowede
Hatem Al Ahmad
Bárbara Sánchez ...
Daniel Buren
Joaquín Fargas
Cristina Lucas
Ugo Schiavi
Shahd Yousseff
Saeed Gebaan

BIENALSUR Augmented reality
Angelika Markul
Katsuhiko Hibino
Christian Boltansk...
Charly Nijensohn
Eduardo Srur
Maxim Holland
Reza Deghati