Raúl Hott

Raúl Hott is a multidisciplinary designer with architectural background and he received his MFA in New Forms at Pratt Institute. He has presented his work at Trestle Gallery, Blackburn 20/20 Gallery, The Toronto Design Offsite Festival, Governors Island Art Fair and Brooklyn Zen Center. Ultimately he has developed projects for the public space, where the last, self-funded and main event ‘Songs for the Open Body’ was supported by the Parks & Recreation Department from Brooklyn; this event gathered more than 50 participants as active performers. Recently, Raúl was awarded with an Education Fellowship and Residency program at The Wassaic Project in New York for this winter. Read Less