Catwalk Institute proudly shares news from Ivelisse Jiménez (Catwalk 2013, NYU), whose large-scale installation Campo de Resonancia is currently on view at the Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis (CAMi) through January 17, 2027. Created for CAMi’s inaugural exhibition program, the immersive installation uses hand-painted transparent and colored vinyl together with reclaimed plastics collected from Indianapolis residents. Jiménez transforms discarded materials into a permeable labyrinth that asks visitors to move through layers of light, color, material, and memory. The work considers the contradiction between plastic’s usefulness and its environmental consequences while proposing sustained looking as a form of resistance. Admission is free. Big Car

Through January 17, 2027
Jeremy Efroymson Gallery, CAMi
1125 Cruft Street, Indianapolis, Indiana
Free admission
Wednesday–Friday and weekends; closed Monday and Tuesday. Indianapolis Art Museum

Artist photo: Current installation photograph of Jiménez in the CAMi gallery, courtesy of the Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis.

Project image: CAMi provides current documentation of Campo de Resonancia. Big Car

CAMi — Ivelisse Jiménez: Campo de Resonancia
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