In today’s episode, the chART squad will travel to the late 80s and early 90s to go through the work of one of the greatest. Félix González-Torres was only thirty-eight years of age when he passed away from AIDS, but in his tragically cut short life he became an immensely influential contemporary artists. A member of New York-based Group Material since 1987, his minimal installations and sculptures tackled the consequences of the AIDS pandemic through subtle and poetic metaphors that veiled a heartbreaking testimony about the fragility of mortality. If you want to learn more about this visionary mind, tune in with us to take a closer look at three of his best works. You can’t miss it!

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