Léster Rodríguez's work develops from a series of ideological issues associated with the construction of the landscape and the notion of territoriality—understood as a political phenomenon, whose spatial implications are determined by the centers of power and the social relations that govern each territory. His work addresses themes such as regional crises, migration problems, and narratives of violence that daily affect our current society. His work is also presented as a metaphorical construction that explores, from a philosophical basis, the different dimensions of what we understand and interpret as reality.
