- November 12 to 15, 2026
Epicenters:
A Circle of Memory is an installation that commemorates those who lost their lives in some of the world’s most devastating earthquakes while honoring the survivors, rescuers, and communities whose acts of courage, compassion, and solidarity emerge in the aftermath of catastrophe.
The work takes the form of a circle composed of fractured stone fragments. Each fragment carries the location, date, magnitude, and number of casualties of a major earthquake of magnitude 7.5 or greater since 1900. Together, these fragments form a collective archive—a constellation of human experiences marked by moments when the earth shifted and lives were irrevocably changed.
About Carola Bravo:
Carola Bravo is a Venezuelan-American Miami based artist well known for her immersive video-installations, site-specific installations, urban interventions, and intimate studio artworks that address space, changing territories and their geometry.
Bravo holds a Ph.D in Architecture from The Central University in Venezuela, from where she also obtained, in 2003, a Master in Art History. She received her BSc in Architecture from the Philadelphia Colleges of the Arts, Philadephia, USA, in 1987, where she was awarded with two important prizes: the “Kenneth Parker Award” and “The Rouse Award”.
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