(London 1978), Lives and works in London.

Carolina Caycedo's work persistently discusses boundaries: boundaries between producers and consumers, professionals and amateurs, profit and disadvantage, between art and society. Caycedo infiltrates the most diverse contexts, making use of the liberties ascribed to art: dependent on the benevolent interest of her counterparts and their willingness to interact, she invites them to join her in breaking out of the habit of always wanting something better, bigger, more expensive. What is consequently exchanged are not only commodities and services, but most of all ideas about a society less dependent on economic constraints - and the role that art can assume in this society. (text by Mathias Herman in catalogue of day-today. Secession. Wien, 2002.)