Lucrecia Troncoso

Installation at El Basilisco, Avellaneda, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2009.

Color transparencies on wood.

Colored pencil on paper.

Acrylic paint on canvas, 60” x 216”, 2011.

Punctures on paper.

2018.

Triptych. 22” x 30” each.

Balsa wood on panel, 72” x 24” x 2”, 2010.

Ultramarine blue and white acrylic paint, cotton thread on canvas, 60” x 108” x 2”, 2010.

Cellulose cleaning sponges, wire, glue, video.

Household paint on paper, wood, nails. In which the sky is taken from a photograph of a landscape, by removing the landscape from sight.

Household paint on foam, glue.

Many paintings were produced between the years 2005 and 2009. Private collections.

Yerba mate on paper and canvas.

Dimensions variable.

Plaster, chicken wire, gauze.

Golden thread on acrylic rod.

Private collection.

Household paint on plastic, found object.

Lavender Household paint on paper, rope.

Household paint on plastic, cardboard.

Embroidery floss on aida fabric.

Cut up color prints of a variety of shades of green extracted digitally from a small section of a real lawn, glue.

Agate chips and epoxy.

Private collection.

Cut-up paper towel, glittery nail polish, gel medium.

Varied versions. Private collections.

Pencil on chicken eggshells, glue.

Many pieces were produced between the years 2005 and 2009. Private collections.

Orange peel and stem, thread, wire, glue.

Dimensions variable.

Gold acrylic paint on paper, Christmas lights.

Soap and mixed media.

Dimensions variable.

Still images of videos produced between 2008 and 2010.

Household paint on canvas.

Many pieces where produced between the years 2005 and 2009. Private collections.

Cellulose cleaning sponges, glue, wire.

Dimensions variable.

I set out to replicate the colors of the commonly used papers children use in Argentina, using archival acrylic paint.

Papeles Satinados, framed, 5” x5”.

Acrylic on panel, 10”x 10”.

2010

Embroidery thread on Aida fabric.

Household paint on paper, cardboard.

In which I set out to replicate to the best of my ability the form of ceramic artifacts from cultures around the world.

Un-glazed stoneware.