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A VISUAL TRIBUTE TO JORGE LUIS BORGES

BORGES, REIMAGINED

Four works by Esteban Machado Díaz, Carlos Guzmán and Ileana Mulet enter into dialogue with the literary universe of Jorge Luis Borges—exploring time, memory, identity, infinity and the shifting boundary between reality and imagination.

CURATORIAL NOTE

THE EXHIBITION

Rather than illustrating Borges, the exhibition invites his literary universe to be reinterpreted through the visual languages of contemporary Latin American artists.

Time, memory, identity, infinity, labyrinths, and the shifting boundary between reality and imagination emerge not as literal representations, but as points of departure—transformed through each artist’s own visual language, experience, and sensibility.

Through these works, literature and painting enter into dialogue, opening new ways of approaching Borges beyond the written page.

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ESTEBAN MACHADO DÍAZ

THE IRON COIN

Homage to Jorge Luis Borges
Acrylic on canvas
70.9 × 55.1 in | 180 x 140 cm
2026

Shees by Esteban Machado Díaz, 2026, acrylic on canvas, homage to Jorge Luis Borges.

ESTEBAN MACHADO DÍAZ

CHESS

Homage to Jorge Luis Borges
Acrylic on canvas
70.9 × 55.1 in | 180 x 140 cm
2026

Hourglass by Ileana Mulet 2026, acrylic on canvas, homage to Jorge Luis Borges.

Ileana mulet

HOURGLASS

Homage to Jorge Luis Borges
Acrylic on canvas
38.2 × 24 in | 97 x 61 cm
2026

Essential Bond by Carlos Guzmán, 2026, acrylic on canvas, homage to Jorge Luis Borges.

Carlos guzmán

ESSENTIAL BOND

Homage to Jorge Luis Borges
Acrylic on canvas
39 × 27 in | 100 x 68.5 cm
2026

THE ARTISTS

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

ESTEBAN MACHADO

Cuban contemporary artist whose richly symbolic visual language explores memory, identity, literature, and the intersections between reality and imagination.

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ILEANA MULET

Cuban visual artist whose work moves between memory, symbolism, and poetic imagination, creating evocative narratives through a distinctive contemporary language.

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CARLOS GUZMÁN

Cuban contemporary artist known for an imaginative visual universe where history, fantasy, architecture, and memory converge in meticulously constructed compositions.

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EXHIBITION CONTEXT

ART, LITERATURE & CINEMA IN DIALOGUE

Presented as part of the Argentine-Latin American Film & Art Festival at Nova Southeastern University, Borges, Reimagined brings contemporary Latin American art into dialogue with literature, cinema, and cultural thought.

Conceived within the Festival’s tribute to Jorge Luis Borges, the presentation brings together works by Esteban Machado Díaz, Ileana Mulet, and Carlos Guzmán, each approaching the writer’s extraordinary universe through an independent visual language.

Rather than illustrating Borges, the artists reinterpret the questions that permeate his work—time, memory, identity, infinity, labyrinths, and the shifting boundary between reality and imagination.

ON VIEW

EXHIBITION VIEWS

Borges, Reimagined at Nova Southeastern University, September 2026.

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BEYOND THE EXHIBITION

Borges, Reimagined invites us to consider how literature continues to resonate beyond the written word—through images, memory, and imagination.

Through the distinct visual languages of Esteban Machado Díaz, Ileana Mulet, and Carlos Guzmán, the exhibition opens new paths into the literary universe of Jorge Luis Borges, allowing his questions to be encountered again through contemporary Latin American art.

Roselle Gallery continues this dialogue by creating spaces where artists, ideas, and audiences can meet across disciplines, generations, and geographies.