Elizabeth Beristain’s World of Lucid Dreaming is a daunting, surreal, yet humorous journey through Havana’s magical places and people.
“Not the Cuba you have seen many times, my character Vivian brings a funny, mischievous and a little creepy twist to some unexpected” — Elizabeth Beristain
Boa Art Gallery
Wednesday November 30th
6-10pm
356 N. Bedford Dr., Beverly Hills CA
The search for the true self ends up in a structure of fiction. There’s nothing crazier than the human reality. How do we stop to compel reality from facing our own dreams? Wear the innocent and playful creepy dress and change your masks along the voyage, play the game of the characters to survive and enjoy the accident of the unknown, the probabilities of the coincidence, the never stop dreaming, you can’t really extinguish the border between the imaginary and the tangible.
Elizabeth Beristain is an accomplished LA based photographer. She was born in Mexico City where she graduated from Escuela Activa de Fotografia. Her photographs express the relationship between the elements and details within its frame infused by surrealism. She became known for her series “Madonnas” Her body of work encompasses fine art which has been displayed at: Fremont Gallery (Pasadena), General Consulate of Mexico in LA, MOLAA (Museum of Latin American Art in Long Beach), Casa Vallarta (Guadalajara), Galeria Arte Talento (Mexico City), Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana (Mexico City) Patricia Conde Galeria (Mexico City) and Photo L.A.
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