As part of her residency at Ebenböckhaus, artist Fátima Rodrigo (Peru) gives a guest lecture to Klasse Kretschmann at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. The lecture is titled “Affective Lineages: dreams, Desires, and Other Histories” and is followed by on-onone conversations between the artist and academy students.

Fátima Rodrigo (Lima, Peru) is a visual artist working across mixed-media installation, sculpture, textile, sound, and scenographic environments. Her practice explores the intersections between modernity, popularculture, and gender identity in Latin America. Through installation, textiles, sculpture, and sound, she traces how European avant-garde languages were absorbed, translated, and reimagined through television, music, entertainment, and other forms of everyday visual culture, revealing the complex negotiations between local and global imaginaries. Fátima Rodrigo is in residence at Ebenböckhaus in Munich from July 7 to September 24, 2026. The residency is a collaboration between the City of Munich Department of Arts and Culture and Salta art, in partnership with ERA Foundation.

This lecture is organized by the Academy of Fine Arts Munich in collaboration with Salta art.