Lara Uro is a visual artist whose practice examines, through the interplay of form and matter, the emergence of new representational frameworks for notions such as disorder,functionality, structure, and space.

   LARA URO.    

curatorial practice     bio    
 

         
   Dismantling form:
   Frictions on the surface
     (2025)





‘Dismantling Form: Frictions on the Surface’ is 
a curatorial project grounded in a critical reassessment of concrete abstraction from a poststructuralist theoretical framework. 

By establishing as its central theme the interference 
of the geometric system in the shaping of spaces and its installation as a regime of the real within contemporary material contexts, the project opens
a debate on the interests that drive decisions of simplification, neutralization, and homogenization
of bodies and environments.
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   Dismantling form:
   Synthetic Projections

    (2026)




‘Dismantling Form: Synthetic Projections’ is the second chapter of an artistic research initiative developed through curatorial practice, grounded 
in the observation of the spatial configurations that 
shape our relationship with the environments we
inhabit and our understanding of reality.

The exhibition originated from an invitation by LUMÍNIC festival to conceive a curatorial response
to the guiding concept of its seventh edition: poetics.
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