Edgar Solórzano was born in 1989 in Mexico City, where he currently lives and works. He studied Architecture at the Faculty of Architecture – UNAM and at the Bauhaus Universität Weimar, where he began his practice as an artist. He was awarded the “Young Creators” scholarship by the Ministry of Culture, participated with SOMA in the exhibition “Paisajes” at the Museo Jumex (CDMX), collaborated on the project “Arquitectura Ficticia” at the Laboratorio Arte Alameda (CDMX), was a finalist in the JA Monroy Biennial and completed the Piso 16: Laboratorio de Iniciativas Culturales program, UNAM. His work has been exhibited individually and collectively in Mexico, Germany, the United States and Colombia, and is part of public and private collections in Mexico, Colombia and the United States.

My work engages in a questioning of object and spatial representation by reconciling precision with personal experience. I explore ways of evidencing the value of emotional memory over physical memory by investigating the affective bonds we maintain with objects and spaces through the memory contained in them. My body of work is built as an archive of spatial research methodologies at different scales, where I seek to pinpoint invisible, inherent, or emotional relationships.