Carmen Ferreira de Terenzio
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carmenfdt8@gmail.com
Carmen F. de Terenzio is a contemporary art curator with a background in design and a passion for exploring the intersection of art and women’s studies. Her work centers on rethinking how art can reshape narratives and expand conversations about identity and culture. Driven by her commitment to promoting innovative voices, she co-founded State of Wonder, which started as an online gallery for curated, limited edition prints and original artworks. The platform has since evolved into a dynamic writing space that embraces diverse perspectives and stories.
In 2022, Carmen earned a Master’s in Curatorial Practice from the Istituto Europeo di Design in Florence, refining her approach to connecting contemporary art with audiences and critical discourse. Now focused on research and writing, she continues to explore the role of art in today’s world.
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Love Beyond Borders: Glenda León’s ‘Only Lovers’ as a Vision for a Compassionate World
Interconnectedness lies at the heart of Glenda León’s exhibition Only Lovers, currently on view at La Cometa. Her work reflects a deeply compassionate perspective, addressing universal themes of love, division, and interconnectedness as a remedy for contemporary feelings of loneliness, disconnection, and intolerance
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Carmen Ferreira de Terenzio
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Fragments of Transformation: Nina Surel's Feminine Narratives
Can art change us? Freud concluded it can: “External stimuli can bring the most hidden psychic tensions to the surface,” he wrote when examining Wilhelm Jensen’s novella Gradiva, A Pompeian Fantasy (1903), based on a Roman bas-relief of a woman moving forward—also known as she who walks or the one who advances (1). When the artist Nina Surel first encountered Gradiva, she too was deeply moved.
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Carmen Ferreira de Terenzio
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