Carved cutting mat The Scale 1:1 project is based on reflections on situations related to living as a modifying process of a natural space, taking into account that habitable places are formed following repeating patterns which seek to unify situations that otherwise could become a alleged chaos. In this sense, an object recognizable by its use within architecture and design is taken as work material, the board saves cuts, which in this case becomes a reference for measurement and control with which we want to approach or inhabit a space, the way in which we unify our habitat through certain measures and scales. On each panel, an image of a sheet of the botanical expedition is carved like a linoleum engraving, making reference to the recognition of the richness in terms of natural diversity of a territory in this type of representations.

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Evelyn Tovar is an artist who studied Visual Arts at the Faculty of Arts of the Francisco José de Caldas University in Bogotá in 2007. Since then, she has been actively working in various artistic mediums such as printmaking, video, photography, and installation. Exploring the relationships between concepts, images, and materials while contemplating the concept of nature within a specific territory. She has showcased her work in solo and group shows in countries such as Colombia, Mexico, Chile, Peru,Sweden, Hungary, Germany, Italy and the Czech Republic. These shows have taken place in commercial galleries and institutional spaces.