“Nemesis” goes to Washington
Art Protest in Memory of Cuba’s Orlando Zapata Tamayo
By Guest Column —— Bio and Archives--May 25, 2010
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Cuban-born artist Geandy Pavón has taken his art-protest “Nemesis” to the nation’s capital. The performance consists of digitally projecting onto the façade of buildings with Cuban government offices the image of Cuban political prisoner Orlando Zapata Tamayo, who recently succumbed to a hunger strike. In Greek mythology, “nemesis” represents divine justice ─a persecutory memory. With this creation, Pavón “imposes the face of the victim upon the assassin, using light as an analogy of truth, reason, and justice.”Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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