Huffington Postのインスタグラム(huffpost) - 1月12日 11時50分

This artist's uncle's military photos inspired his project on Latino masculinity.⠀
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"I began 'Fragments of the Masculine' to honor my late uncle and the connection we shared even though I had never met him. In 1987, my uncle passed away in a tragic car accident and shortly after, my mother passed his middle name and surname on to me. I felt that, as his namesake, I was left to carry on the legacy and memory of my uncle...⠀
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...During my teenage years, I began to both confront and accept my identity as a gay man. I also began to experience what it meant to exist as gay male within my Latino community...⠀
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...Using reproductions of the archival photographs of my father and uncle, I created experimental photographic collages by ripping, deconstructing, adding to, and removing information from each original image to create new compositions. I also incorporated patterned printed materials and cultural dialect that refer to my Colombian heritage into the images, deepening their personal narrative....⠀
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...In 'Fragments of the Masculine,' I seek to question traditional ideas on Masculinity, particularly within the Latino American community. Much like my deconstructed images, I am breaking down archaic ideas that limit and devalue the complexities of the formation of one’s own identity."⠀
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Art and words by: Antonio Pulgarin, @antonio_pulgarin

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