Ron Reyes Sevilla

En 2013, il a bénéficié du programme Compétences et Talents du gouvernement français pour créer les Deux Mers en France.

En 2017, le Sénat français lui a décerné la médaille d'État pour son travail de rapprochement et de dialogue entre l'art contemporain latino-américain et français, à travers son travail d'auteur et de gestionnaire culturel.

Il est actuellement directeur et conservateur de la recherche à Dos Mares.

Ronald Reyes-Sevilla s'intéresse à l'innovation dans les écosystèmes de l'art actuel, en mettant en œuvre des projets intermodaux par des moyens iconographiques, analytiques et de synthèse. En particulier si l'on considère l'innovation, non pas constituée par la nature dérangeante de la nouveauté, mais par sa capacité à réinventer les connexions entre des espaces déconnectés à travers différentes couches de temps. L'innovation n'est pas comprise comme une optimisation constante d'un processus, mais comme une nouvelle réflexion et une action radicale.

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He has received a multidisciplinary training, starting at the National Institute of Music in Costa Rica, followed by university studies in civil engineering at the University of Costa Rica, in photography at the National Technical School, in advertising at the International University of the Americas and later in artistic research around the image at l'École Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie d'Arles in France.

His artistic research deals with the use of irony, derision and sarcasm as potential mechanisms to disarm dogmas or systems of thought for the benefit of the human dimension. In 2012 she was part of the cultural team of the Alliance Française in San José, Costa Rica, where she intervenes with local and French artists in different visual and performing arts projects.

In 2013 he was a beneficiary of the French government's Competences and Talents scheme to create Two Seas in France.

In 2017 the French Senate awarded him with the state medal for his work in bringing together and dialoguing between Latin American and French contemporary art, through his work as an author and cultural manager.

He is currently director and curator of research at Dos Mares.

Ronald Reyes-Sevilla is interested in innovation in ecosystems of current art, implementing intermodal projects through iconographic, analytical and synthesized means. Particularly considering innovation, not constituted by the disturbing nature of the new, but by its capacity to reinvent connections between disconnected spaces through different layers of time. Innovation is not understood as a constant optimization of a process, but as a new reflection and a radical doing.