María Edwards (Chile, 1982) obtained a degree in Arts from Finis Terrae University (Santiago, 2006) and a diploma in Cinematography from the University of Chile in 2008. Between 2009 and 2012, she resided in New York, where she continued deepening her studies at the School of Visual Arts and the Lower East Side Printshop. Her work has been shown in Chile, Spain, the United States of America, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Mexico, Paris, London, and others.

El Helicoide, May 18, 2016. Luis Theis has been imprisoned inside the beast of concrete and rebars that sits on top of Roca Tarpeya, hoping to awaken from a modernity that never came. Torture, rapes, and disappearances sleep together in a place where drugs and prostitution have been guests already. This time, the monster temporarily houses, like a terrifying hotel, the detainees from the march held in Caracas in support of the recall referendum convened by the opposing Mesa de la Unidad Democrática (MUD), which after a strong intervention from the Bolivarian National Police (PNB) and the appearance of the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service (SEBIN), resulted in 44 detainees nationwide (14 of them in Caracas).

Un vistazo al catálogo de la exhibición Mona Hatoum: Unhomely en la Galería  Max Hetzler en Berlin. Publicado por Holzwarth Publications en el 2008.                          

A look at the Mona Hatoum: Unhomely exhibition catalog at the Max Hetzler GalleryMax Hetzler in Berlin. Published by Holzwarth Publications in 2008.