The Kene Collection, featuring works by Agostina Branchi, unfolds in the space where the ancestral and the contemporary intertwine.
Her practice revives traditional techniques such as embarrilado andino and soguería criolla, crafts born from the primal need to bind, sustain, and give form.
In her hands, these ancient gestures are reimagined through new materials and expanded spatial dialogues.
Each piece is an act of memory: threads patiently interlaced, structures that breathe time and belonging.
Rooted in her experience as a migrant artist, her work redefines weaving as a gesture of resistance and encounter —a universal language where the handmade becomes voice, and the thread, a bridge between stories.
