Iosu Aramburu
Bio/CV
Available works
Iosu Aramburu
Iosu Aramburu
The work of Iosu Aramburu (born in Lima in 1986) revolves around modernity as an aesthetic, architectural and philosophical paradigm. From the reinterpretations of modern languages, Aramburu seeks to question the failures of the modern project. He explores abstraction and modernist architecture, using its elements as a starting point. From the materiality of his work, the artist reduces the totalitarian impetus of modern art and recovers aesthetic patterns so that he has a critical angle to the paradigm of modernity.
Bio/CV
Iosu Aramburu
Iosu Aramburu (Lima, 1986) lives and works in Lima.
Aramburu studied at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, where he graduated from the specialty of painting with honors. He has participated in residences in Triangle-France (Marseille) and in the Fonderie Darling (Montreal). In 2018 he won the ICPNA Prize (Lima) and the Plaza Paz Soldán National Contest. As the winner of the Artus Prize, he is attending to the Delfina Foundation (London) residency this year.
In 2021, he was granted the MoMA’s Institute Cisneros Artist Research Fellowship and is currently participating at Delfina Foundation residency program in London, England.
His most recent exhibitions included: ICPNA (Peruvian North American Cultural Institute), Lima Peru; Museo de Arte de San Marcos, Lima, Peru; Fonderie Darling, Montreal, Canada. He participated in collective shows such us: Museo Amparo de Puebla, Puebla, Mexico; El instante Fundación, Madrid, Spain; Museo Central, Lima, Peru; among others. His work can be found in the following collections: Museo de Arte de Lima, Lima, Peru; Patricia Phelps de Cisneros collection, New York, USA and Caracas, Venezuela, among many others.
Aramburu studied at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, where he graduated from the specialty of painting with honors. He has participated in residences in Triangle-France (Marseille) and in the Fonderie Darling (Montreal). In 2018 he won the ICPNA Prize (Lima) and the Plaza Paz Soldán National Contest. As the winner of the Artus Prize, he is attending to the Delfina Foundation (London) residency this year.
In 2021, he was granted the MoMA’s Institute Cisneros Artist Research Fellowship and is currently participating at Delfina Foundation residency program in London, England.
His most recent exhibitions included: ICPNA (Peruvian North American Cultural Institute), Lima Peru; Museo de Arte de San Marcos, Lima, Peru; Fonderie Darling, Montreal, Canada. He participated in collective shows such us: Museo Amparo de Puebla, Puebla, Mexico; El instante Fundación, Madrid, Spain; Museo Central, Lima, Peru; among others. His work can be found in the following collections: Museo de Arte de Lima, Lima, Peru; Patricia Phelps de Cisneros collection, New York, USA and Caracas, Venezuela, among many others.
Available works
“La atracción del objeto. Composition 4”, 2024-2025
122 x 184 cm
Ceramic, acrylic, oil and other materials on nórdex
“La atracción del objeto. Composition 5”, 2024-2025
183 x 184 cm
Ceramic, acrylic, oil and other materials on nórdex
“La atracción del objeto. Composition 7”, 2024-2025
122 x 138 cm
Ceramic, acrylic, oil and other materials on nórdex
Iosu Aramburu
The work of Iosu Aramburu (born in Lima in 1986) revolves around modernity as an aesthetic, architectural and philosophical paradigm. From the reinterpretations of modern languages, Aramburu seeks to question the failures of the modern project. He explores abstraction and modernist architecture, using its elements as a starting point. From the materiality of his work, the artist reduces the totalitarian impetus of modern art and recovers aesthetic patterns so that he has a critical angle to the paradigm of modernity.
Iosu Aramburu
Iosu Aramburu (Lima, 1986) lives and works in Lima.
Aramburu studied at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, where he graduated from the specialty of painting with honors. He has participated in residences in Triangle-France (Marseille) and in the Fonderie Darling (Montreal). In 2018 he won the ICPNA Prize (Lima) and the Plaza Paz Soldán National Contest. As the winner of the Artus Prize, he is attending to the Delfina Foundation (London) residency this year.
In 2021, he was granted the MoMA’s Institute Cisneros Artist Research Fellowship and is currently participating at Delfina Foundation residency program in London, England.
His most recent exhibitions included: ICPNA (Peruvian North American Cultural Institute), Lima Peru; Museo de Arte de San Marcos, Lima, Peru; Fonderie Darling, Montreal, Canada. He participated in collective shows such us: Museo Amparo de Puebla, Puebla, Mexico; El instante Fundación, Madrid, Spain; Museo Central, Lima, Peru; among others. His work can be found in the following collections: Museo de Arte de Lima, Lima, Peru; Patricia Phelps de Cisneros collection, New York, USA and Caracas, Venezuela, among many others.
Aramburu studied at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, where he graduated from the specialty of painting with honors. He has participated in residences in Triangle-France (Marseille) and in the Fonderie Darling (Montreal). In 2018 he won the ICPNA Prize (Lima) and the Plaza Paz Soldán National Contest. As the winner of the Artus Prize, he is attending to the Delfina Foundation (London) residency this year.
In 2021, he was granted the MoMA’s Institute Cisneros Artist Research Fellowship and is currently participating at Delfina Foundation residency program in London, England.
His most recent exhibitions included: ICPNA (Peruvian North American Cultural Institute), Lima Peru; Museo de Arte de San Marcos, Lima, Peru; Fonderie Darling, Montreal, Canada. He participated in collective shows such us: Museo Amparo de Puebla, Puebla, Mexico; El instante Fundación, Madrid, Spain; Museo Central, Lima, Peru; among others. His work can be found in the following collections: Museo de Arte de Lima, Lima, Peru; Patricia Phelps de Cisneros collection, New York, USA and Caracas, Venezuela, among many others.
“La atracción del objeto. Composition 4”, 2024-2025
122 x 184 cm
Ceramic, acrylic, oil and other materials on nórdex
“La atracción del objeto. Composition 5”, 2024-2025
183 x 184 cm
Ceramic, acrylic, oil and other materials on nórdex
“La atracción del objeto. Composition 7”, 2024-2025
122 x 138 cm
Ceramic, acrylic, oil and other materials on nórdex