VOICED : Artistas visuales buscan nuevas formas de sobrevivir a la crisis

The video discusses how artists Daniel Cortés and Ronin Koshi adapted their art forms in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Cortés transitioned from mural painting to digital art due to quarantine restrictions, while Koshi shifted from textile art to creating designs on masks. Both artists found innovative ways to sustain their income and continue their creative expression despite the challenges posed by the pandemic.

How did Daniel Cortés adapt his art during the pandemic?

• He started painting on canvas.

• He moved to a different city.

• He began sculpting.

• He added masks to his murals and shifted to digital art.

What change did Ronin Koshi make to his art format during the pandemic?

• He transitioned from textiles to mask designs.

• He began creating digital art.

• He focused on photography.

• He started painting landscapes.

What materials does Ronin Koshi use for his mask designs?

• Plastic and synthetic dyes

• Natural pigments and embroidery

• Wood and clay

• Metal and glass

What is a common goal for both artists during the pandemic?

• To stop creating art until the pandemic ends

• To find new ways to earn money through art

• To move their studios to a new location

• To collaborate with international artists

What do both artists hope for in the future?

• To return to public spaces to showcase their art

• To permanently switch to digital art

• To stop creating art altogether

• To start teaching art classes online