







Research artist in the fields of memory, identity and migration
Title: Nacimientos navideños. Hechos por artistas de Vanguardia
Artists: Pablo Vargas Lugo, Katia Duregon, Miguel Calderón, Artemio, Adriana Días de Cossio, Marisa Cornejo, Joshua Okon, Taca, Daniela Rossel and Rodrigo Aldana
Venue: La Panadería, Amsterdan 159, Col. Condesa, México D.F., México
Date: 17 December 1997

Installation: Modulo de información, collection of photoraphs on cilinder, 160x250cm, 1997
Exhibition: Diálogo México-Tijuana
Artists: Marisa Cornejo, Saúl Cortéz, Andrea Ferreira, Jonathan Hernandez, Rocío Ortega y Vicente Razo
Venue: Centro Cultural de Tijuana, Tijuana, México
Date: November 1997

Artists: Marisa Cornejo, María Ezcurra and Mariana Gulco
Curated by: María Ezcurra
Venue: Centro Cultural Contreras, México D.F., México
Date: March, 1997








After having a dream where I was headless I decided to do a project where asked friends, neighbours, family members and colleagues to make a portrait of myself. This project became my degree thesis called Multifacetica, making a link between my dream and various myths of decapitated goddesses. I exhibited this drawings in my studio with other related works before my professional exam.














































































Title: Limpia: en el arca hay sitio para todos, 350x530cm, 1996
Exhibition: México develado
Artists: Carlos Arias, Pedro Barra, Marisa Cornejo, Roberto Duarte, Alejandro Escribano, Ingrid Fugellie, Oscar Hernández, Cristian Marambio, Claudio Rivera, Edwin Rojas, Eugenia Vargas and Isabel Viviani
Curated by: Claudio Rivera
Documentation: Daniela Rossel
Venue: Centro Cultural Isidro Falabella, Mexico D.F., México
Date: 1996

Title: Juego de alfombras para sala
Exhibition: Hogar dulce hogar
Artists: Rodrigo Aldana, Marisa Cornejo, Miguel Calderón and Saúl Villa
Curated by: Rodrigo Aldana
Venue: La Panadería, México, Mexico
Date: August 1995
Video, photography and installation come together in this show to create a home-like environment. Each artist is assigned a space with a social function and meaning to be used in their piece. Four rugs, each in the shape of a human figure -a Playboy pinup, Spiderman, etc- strategically placed by Marisa Cornejo, create an environment that makes evident the masculine-feminine hierarchies within the home. Miguel Calderón decorates the family room with a wall-sized photomural, two comfortable poufs and two televisions showing the artist’s video work. Saúl Villa decorates the master bedroom -which includes instructions on how to use the bed-. Finally, lighting for the whole space is the work of Rodrigo Aldana, who creates a warm environment for each piece, as well as a text since each lamp includes a short passage on the different artists.
El video, la fotografía y la instalación se conjuntan en esta exposición con la intención de recrear un ambienteshogareño. A cada artista le es asignado un espacio cuyas funciones y significados sociales tienen que ser utilizados para realizar su pieza. Cuatro alfombras, cada una en forma de silueta humana -chica playboy, Spiderman, etcétera- son colocadas estratégicamente por Marisa Cornejo para crear un ambiente de posiciones y rangos masculino-femenino dentro del hogar; el cuarto de televisión decorado con un fotomural, dos cómados puffs y dos televisiones con sus respectivos videos, obra de Miguel Calderón; la recámara principal -dotada de un instructivo para usar la cama- a cargo de Saúl Villa; y finalmente, la iluminación de los espacios a cargo de Rodrigo Aldana, crea una atmósfera envolvente para cada pieza con luz y texto, ya que cada lámpara contiene un pensamiento alusivo al artista cuya pieza iluminaba.



Series Máscaras
16 drawings, 1995
ink on paper, 17×12 cm each
Title: La víctima, installation,
Exhibition: Instalaciones
Artists: Marisa Cornejo, Jonathan Hernández, etc. — students of the drawing course of José Miguel Gonzalez Casanova
Venue: Melanie Smith’s workshop, Licenciado Verdad 11, Centro Histórico, México D.F., México
Date: 1994

