Brooklyn File Project Painting

Harrison Tobón's work has as point of view the architectural constructions of places through which he transits and live in, paying attention to urban and social changes typical in processes of urban gentrification. Recording through photography as a methodological tool to objectify the look that later translates or reinterprets from digital media, to build archives of architecture in danger of extinction, through drawing on paper in techniques such as watercolor and tempera. His work also includes means of expression such as painting and sculpture. Expanding this from traditional materials to contemporary materials and to computational art, for the elaboration of images that most of his production is related to the idea of architecture.