Eduardo Molinari

Eduardo Molinari is a visual artist and professor at IUNA (National University Institute of Art, Buenos Aires, Argentina). He is renowned for founding the Walking Archive in 2001, a visual archive exploring intersections between art, history, and politics. His work critiques official historical narratives and the 'mummification of social memory,' prioritizing memory as a dynamic, transportable resource.

Key research focuses include border subjectivities, post-identity feminisms, and semio-capitalism's impact on artistic agency. He has led projects like Border Subjectivities Archive and Political Narratives Archive, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration with non-art communities.

At UNIA arteypensamiento's Narrativas de Fuga III, he delivered a seminar-workshop (Can Mules Cross Water?) and a public lecture (Agujerando la máquina de lavar). Collaborators included anthropologist Carlos Masotta (examining postcards and state terrorism archives) and artist Azul Blaseotto (documenting Puerto Madero privatization).