Rimanesa Amorós is a Peruvian-born American multimedia creative whose work explores community connections intersecting history, technology, and architecture. Her keen understanding of structure enables her to create monumental sculptures incorporating various elements such as video, lighting, and electronic components to create immersive environments and connect the viewer to their surroundings. Technology compliments the concepts of her work without defining it—a medium of expression.
Describing her work as a “constant romance with the unknown”, Amorós first incorporated light into her practice following a fated trip to Iceland. While there, she saw the northern lights and realized the powerful ephemeral magic light held. She discusses light’s ability to transcend social and geographic boundaries “we all connect to light.”
Drawing upon critical cultural legacies and landscapes, Amorós is inspired by the communities she creates within. Installing and programming each piece on-site, direct interaction with the surrounding architecture is key to creating her work. “Ultimately, the piece connects the viewers, space, and light sculpture, merging them into one.” Grimanesa Amorós’ artwork ties the past, present, and future— pushing viewers to think beyond and challenging their initial perceptions.
Jane Farver writes, “A joyful and generous spirit, Amorós views her art as a gift to others.” Amoros has connected cultures and viewers through the medium of light in the United States, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America as a guest speaker at TEDGlobal 2014 and as a part of the Art in Embassies Program of the US.
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Racimo, 2011 Royal Caribbean Allure of the Seas Bridge in Central Park, Turku, Finland
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Huanchaco, 2012, La Torre De Los Vientos Mexico City, Mexico |
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Huanchaco, 2012, La Torre De Los Vientos Mexico City, Mexico
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Golden connection, 2013 Four Seasons Hotel,Bazaar Art Night, Hong Kong, China |
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Golden connection, 2013 Four Seasons Hotel,Bazaar Art Night, Hong Kong, China |
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Golden connection, 2013 Four Seasons Hotel,Bazaar Art Night, Hong Kong, China |
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Breathless Maiden Name, 2014 Financial District Time Equities Building, New York, NY
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Golden waters, 2015 Scottsdale, AZ |
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Golden waters, 2015 Scottsdale, AZ
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Pink Lotus, 2015 The Peninsula Hotel, New York, NY |
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Pink Lotus, 2015 The Peninsula Hotel, New York, NY |
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DNA, 2016 Lima, Peru |
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DNA, 2016 Lima, Peru |
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Cetha, 2019 Palazzo Colesanti, Viterbo, Italy |
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Cetha, 2019 Palazzo Colesanti, Viterbo, Italy |
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Mariposa Dorada, 2019 Sarra Building, Havana, Cuba |
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Ostium, 2019 Tribeca New York, NY |
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Ostium, 2019 Light Sculpture, Tribeca New York, NY |
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Light Sculpture Paradisus #1, 2020 |
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Light Sculpture Paradisus #1, 2020 detail |
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Golden Array, 2021 Mumbai, India |
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Iugo, 2021, New York City, NY |
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Amplexus, 2022 Cultural Palace Diplomatic Quarters, Saudi Arabia |
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Amplexus, 2022 Cultural Palace Diplomatic Quarters, Saudi Arabia |
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Azulin, 2022 |
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The Wellbeing Summit, 2022 Bilbao, Spain |
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The Wellbeing Summit, 2022 Bilbao, Spain |
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Aeternum, 2023 Shelter Island, New York |
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Harper St. Asphalt Plant, 2023 Queens, New York |
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Luminus Portraits, 2023
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Capped Waves, 2024
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