laury fong gonzalez (they/them) is a moving image and performance artist from Cuba based between Los Angeles and Amsterdam. Born in Cuba to a mixed family of Chinese and Spanish heritage, they were raised in Madrid as a political refugee.
From a young age they have moved through a multitude of ways of being within the Caribbean diaspora, hence their practice comes as a means to speak to and through the diasporic body. They are interested in navigating imperial contexts, unlearning structures of capital, information and power perpetuated in new media technologies. Through the mediums of installation, performance and video, they explore diasporic memories and stories of migration, telling how they are experienced and performed on and off screen.
They have worked as guest artist at the Sandberg Institute in Amsterdam, where they founded the first Latin American and Caribbean Union, and worked as organizer and curator of initiatives like the Rietveld Pavilion and Recipes For a Technological Undoing, among others. They are the founder of paladar space, an emerging experimental arts space in Los Angeles. Currently they are kindly supported by Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds.
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‘The Trade’ w/ Morgane Billuart and Martin Eichler
one channel - HD Video
Gianni Manhattan Gallery, Viena
(2024)
sisyphus simulator: vanilla gameplay,
dome video installation, HD Video
‘It has to be dome, It doesn’t have to say’ group show - curated by Yaloo Lim
Spectra Studio, Los Angeles
(2024)
big pile of luck, video installation, collective drawing
metal, wooden dowel, paper, lightboxes, animation peg bars, LED lights, mechanical cats, paper residue, crayons
PALADAR space, Los Angeles
(2024)
big pile of luck, video installation, collective drawing
metal, wooden dowel, paper, lightboxes, animation peg bars, LED lights, mechanical cats, paper residue, crayons
PALADAR space, Los Angeles
(2024)
big pile of luck, video installation, collective drawing
metal, wooden dowel, paper, lightboxes, animation peg bars, LED lights, mechanical cats, paper residue, crayons
PALADAR space, Los Angeles
(2024)
big pile of luck, video installation, collective drawing
metal, wooden dowel, paper, lightboxes, animation peg bars, LED lights, mechanical cats, paper residue, crayons
PALADAR space, Los Angeles
(2024)
Untitled, collaborative installation and performance w/ Sam Wentz, Alexsa Durrans, Zelia ZZ Tan, Roya Carreras, Kim D’Allarmi and Faith Rawson
bodies, sand, sweat, metal, stairs, 360 video, XLR cables, carpet, mirror, wood
The Firehouse Residency, Joshua Tree (2024)
Untitled, collaborative installation and performance w/ Sam Wentz, Alexsa Durrans, Zelia ZZ Tan, Roya Carreras, Kim D’Allarmi and Faith Rawson
bodies, sand, sweat, metal, stairs, 360 video, XLR cables, carpet, mirror, wood
The Firehouse Residency, Joshua Tree (2024)
Untitled, collaborative installation and performance w/ Sam Wentz, Alexsa Durrans, Zelia ZZ Tan, Roya Carreras, Kim D’Allarmi and Faith Rawson
bodies, sand, sweat, metal, stairs, 360 video, XLR cables, carpet, mirror, wood
The Firehouse Residency, Joshua Tree (2024)
Ephemeral Privacy: Dancing Amongst Data Breaches directed by Zelia ZZ Tan
video installation, one channel, performance
Sharon Disney Lund Dance Theater, California Institute of the Arts (2024)
Ephemeral Privacy: Dancing Amongst Data Breaches directed by Zelia ZZ Tan
video installation, one channel, performance
Sharon Disney Lund Dance Theater, California Institute of the Arts (2024)
Coded Anima:freediving in-silico, w/ Jimena Casas
HD Video 13’ 27’’ - video fragment
(2021)
Coded Anima:freediving in-silico, w/ Jimena Casas
video installation, HD Video 13’ 27’’
(2021)