JUNTXS
5/2/2026
31/5/2026

In juntxs, Los Angeles–based artist rafa esparza brings together sculpture, painting, video, sound, and installation to explore how care, desire, and resistance endure amid structural violence, surveillance, and exclusion.

juntxs traces a narrative of resistance and interdependence, proposing care as a political force and the act of building together as a form of survival.

In juntxs, rafa esparza brings together sculpture, painting, video, sound, and installation to explore how bonds of care, desire, and collective resistance are formed amid structural violence, surveillance, and exclusion. Centered on adobe—an ancestral material charged with memory, land, and communal labor—the exhibition proposes care as a material and political practice.

Across three interconnected spaces, bodies, architectures, and objects merge into affective landscapes that operate beyond institutional visibility. Domestic, queer, and clandestine environmentsfunction as sites of refuge and reorganization, where intimacy and collectivity become strategies of survival. Figures emerge as forms of architecture, holding space when gathering is threatened or erased.

In juntxs, care is not framed as sentiment, but as something built, sustained, and defended together—through shared labor, embodied presence, and collective resilience.

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