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Blue Floor Project

In collaboration with Fuze and Baha Mar

The Blue Floor Project, presented by FUZE Caribbean Art Fair, returns to Miami Art Week with an immersive installation bringing together a group of artists whose practices reflect the threads connecting Caribbean and diasporic communities across place, memory and lived experience.

Visitors walk across a blue floor between gallery walls, under a hanging sculpture of torn cardboard strips, with a suspended white wire form to the right
Blue Floor Project at a previous Miami Art Week.

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Three framed photographs of a figure in white lying on grass, beside a turquoise wall hung with a row of cast faces
Blue Floor Project at a previous Miami Art Week.
A wall work of three carved faces on an oval panel above a fan of patterned fabric, between a painting and a hanging cardboard sculpture
Blue Floor Project at a previous Miami Art Week.

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