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| ====== La Rueda ====== | ====== La Rueda ====== | ||
| - | A group of artists initiated collecting abandoned [[36|tyres]] from the [[0|Tunjuelo River]] and using them as media representative of both their basic expression and creativity. Instead of treating the tyres as trash, the project reutilizes them for cultural and political expression. The tyres, once recovered, cleaned, and prepared, are used by invited artists from all over Bogotá by applying the artworks to these surfaces, directly stamping their political, social, and personal messages onto the tangible remains of urban waste. This event is associated with the [[17|Museo Libre]]. | + | A group of artists initiated collecting abandoned [[36|tyres]] from the [[34|Tunjuelo River]] and using them as media representative of both their basic expression and creativity. Instead of treating the tyres as trash, the project reutilizes them for cultural and political expression. The tyres, once recovered, cleaned, and prepared, are used by invited artists from all over Bogotá by applying the artworks to these surfaces, directly stamping their political, social, and personal messages onto the tangible remains of urban waste. This event is associated with the [[17|Museo Libre]]. |
| The wheels have now turned full circle, with La Rueda Expo being the result of this process-an exhibition that underlines the material history of the tyres themselves while bringing together a variety of artistic practices. | The wheels have now turned full circle, with La Rueda Expo being the result of this process-an exhibition that underlines the material history of the tyres themselves while bringing together a variety of artistic practices. | ||