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SYNOPSIS:
‘No Limits’is a documentary based on the sculpture project of the Cuban artist Alexandre Arrechea, winner of the Fund for Park Avenue Award in 2013. This film, that examines the relationship between architecture and power, covers the entire process of fabrication and installation of these monumental sculptures that reference 10 of New York City’s most iconic buildings.
‘No Limits’is a documentary based on the sculpture project of the Cuban artist Alexandre Arrechea, winner of the Fund for Park Avenue Award in 2013. This film, that examines the relationship between architecture and power, covers the entire process of fabrication and installation of these monumental sculptures that reference 10 of New York City’s most iconic buildings.
BIOGRAPHY:
Armando Suárez Cobián was born in Antilla, Cuba. His poems (since ‘Corre ve y dile’, 1985, to ‘Nueva York no eres tú’ published in Havana in 2013), have been included in anthologies and magazines all around the world. In 2013 he directed the documentary ‘No Limits’ with Juan Carlos Alom and Ismael de Diego, based on the Art Project with the same title by Alexandre Arrechea. He has worked on many film projects: ‘Before Night Falls’ (Julian Schnabel), ‘Che’ (Steven Soderberg) and many others. He lives in Brooklyn, where he is working on a novel about New York and on the poetry book, ‘La muerte y sus ojos’.
Armando Suárez Cobián was born in Antilla, Cuba. His poems (since ‘Corre ve y dile’, 1985, to ‘Nueva York no eres tú’ published in Havana in 2013), have been included in anthologies and magazines all around the world. In 2013 he directed the documentary ‘No Limits’ with Juan Carlos Alom and Ismael de Diego, based on the Art Project with the same title by Alexandre Arrechea. He has worked on many film projects: ‘Before Night Falls’ (Julian Schnabel), ‘Che’ (Steven Soderberg) and many others. He lives in Brooklyn, where he is working on a novel about New York and on the poetry book, ‘La muerte y sus ojos’.
