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Information is reproduced and travels the globe at the speed of light; people connect and communicate remotely with each other, adopt avatars and dedicate themselves to virtual second lives. Does a single (geographical) location provide a reliable or valuable reference for identities, cultures, traditions and their by-products? Coherence and distance no longer relate to each other linearly. With this in mind, Galeria Leme is pleased to present 10\u00b0 00 S \/ 76\u00b0 00 W. a group show with works by 10 artists working in different media, who all have \u201ca foot in Peru\u201d at some sort of level, but are not necessarily Peruvian or based in the country. \r\n\r\nSandra Gamarra (b. Lima, Peru 1972. Lives and works in Madrid, Spain) shows Las chicas del Cat\u00e1logo, a group of 21 small format paintings that reproduce pages of an Artfair catalogue. 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Esteban\u00b4s responses to elements drawn from life, dreams, memories, books, paintings and mass media channels of communication.\r\n \r\nGabriel Acevedo Velarde (b. Lima, Peru 1976. Lives and works in Berlin, Germany) Presents a series of 03 black and white images of Bone-Fireworks in a poetically-pop manifestation of the associations and realities that represent his mind and that albeit seeming incongruous when described, appear fluid and possible. \u201cI think I like to analyse how I react to different things, in order to find how my mind creates intricate lies to preserve the established order. Then I try to take out the elements that confirm the story my brain has made up.\u201d\r\n\r\nEduardo Hirose (Lima, Peru, 1975. Lives and works in Lima, Peru) Identity is the central theme of a series of sharp black and white photographs that document the austro-german community of Pozuzo established in 1859, deep in the Peruvian jungle. Their isolated existence for over 100 years was impacted by the construction of a motorway in 1975, influencing their original social, geographical and ethnic characteristics.\r\n\r\nIshmael Randall Weeks (b. Cusco, Peru 1976. Lives and works in Lima, Peru, and New York, USA) Uses architectural principles, prints, drawing and collage in creating imaginary spaces that are intricately structured and constructed. The 03 works on show evoke urban dream-like environments that appeal to a sense of uncertainty and the dichotomy of regulated chaos.\r\n\r\nPhillipe Gruenberg (Lima, Peru, 1972. Lives and works in Lima, Peru)  Since 2005, the stadiums and quarters of the major football clubs in Peru\u2019s first division, have been the focus of Philippe\u2019s photographic lens. In a collection of images that toy with notions of public and private realms as well as anonymity and fame, the empty spaces featured, are representative of a collective imaginary. 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