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Dr. Lakra

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drawing ink on paperKate Macgarry
Description
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The artwork depicts a striking black-and-white image of a mysterious, otherworldly feline creature. The composition features bold, undulating lines and shapes that create a dynamic, almost hallucinatory effect, evoking a sense of the primal and the supernatural. The subject matter, a large cat with intense, piercing eyes, appears to be the central focus, surrounded by abstract, ethereal elements that suggest a deeper, symbolic narrative. The artist's distinctive style and technique, likely drawing or etching, lend the piece a powerful, graphic quality that invites viewers to ponder the deeper meaning and artistic intention behind this captivating contemporary work. ...

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Dr. Lakra
Artist
Dr. Lakra
B.1972, Mexican

Dr. Lakra was born in 1972 in Mexico City and lives and works in Oaxaca, Mexico. Dr Lakra's visual language is informed by myths and idols, cartoons and toys, art history and folklore and spans a wide range of media, from sculpture and painting to tattoos, artist's books, collage and print. The juxtaposition of objects with intense iconographic power creates sculptures and images akin to secular votives, redolent of surrealist collage and ancient archetypal objects. The combination of histories recalls ancient human culture contrasting with the brevity of contemporary experience. ...

Dr. Lakra: Artworks
Untitled
Dr. Lakra
Untitled, 2019
56 x 43.5cm
Untitled
Dr. Lakra
Untitled, 2019
56 x 43.5cm
Kate Macgarry
Gallery
Kate Macgarry
London

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