Underdonk’s exhibition presents Mónica Palma’s tactile, body-driven works using materials like burnt tortillas, Santiago Sierra’s video examining migrant experiences through the condition of their teeth, and Michael Wetzel’s food-printed paintings critiquing consumer culture. Palma’s pieces emphasize physical presence and reclaimed identity, Sierra’s video exposes exploitation at borders, and Wetzel’s prints reveal the hidden costs of consumption, highlighting the marks we leave on each other and the world.
