Ready to give up, so I seek the Old Earth

Enrique López Llamas

Ready to give up, so I seek the Old Earth, 2024133 x 170 x 12cm12000 USD

Details

MaterialGallery

oil on wood, mdf cutout and metal supportsLLANO

Description

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This surreal artwork features a composition of vibrant colors and shapes. The central element is a large, sweeping brushstroke of red that appears to be emanating from or interacting with a silhouetted city skyline. Surrounding this are fluid, wavy lines in shades of green and blue, creating a sense of movement and energy. The style is expressive and abstract, with the artist employing bold brushwork and a limited color palette to convey a dreamlike, metaphorical vision. The playful yet disquieting juxtaposition of the cityscape and the dynamic, almost organic shapes suggests the artwork's intention to explore the relationship between the natural and the built environment. ...

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Artist

Enrique López Llamas

B.1993, Mexican

Enrique López Llamas (Aguascalientes, MX – 1993) Enrique López Llamas’ work explores current phenomena through the appropriation and reinterpretation of strategies and images from art history and his personal experience. Through memory, fiction, humor, and nostalgia, he develops ideas that translate into media such as painting, video, performance, and installation. His projects are characterized by an interest in narrative speculation as a tool to address the cultural and power structures that shape our times. ...

Enrique López Llamas: Artworks

Enrique López LlamasLa maldita primavera (Alfred Henry Maurer 1), nullPrice on Request

Enrique López LlamasLa maldita primavera (Alfred Henry Maurer 2), nullPrice on Request

Enrique López LlamasLa maldita primavera (Alfred Henry Maurer 3), nullPrice on Request

Enrique López LlamasLa maldita primavera (Christopher Wood 2), null6000 USD

Enrique López LlamasLa maldita primavera (Christopher Wood 3), null6000 USD

Enrique López LlamasLa maldita primavera (Henri Matisse 3), nullPrice on Request

Enrique López LlamasLa maldita primavera (Ida O’Keeffe), nullPrice on Request

Enrique López LlamasLa maldita primavera (Mark Rothko), null6000 USD

Enrique López LlamasLa maldita primavera (Mary Cassatt), nullPrice on Request

Enrique López LlamasLa maldita primavera (Van Gogh 1), null6000 USD

Enrique López LlamasWhat happens if you stare at yourself in the mirror for hours?, 202412000 USD

Enrique López LlamasReady to give up, so I seek the Old Earth, 202412000 USD

Gallery

LLANO

Mexico City

LLANO is a Mexican platform focused on artists whose production is the result of long-term research. Their body of work is often related to science, history, technology as well as forgotten wisdom and unforeseen communities. LLANO highlights thought processes and thorough research, creating crosspoints and strong bonds with the work from an immersive standpoint. It aims to take the spectator beyond traditional exhibition formats and deeper into the original source of the work. LLANO is an all-around project where exhibition space evolves into many shapes: from an open field in the top of a former textile factory in Mexico City to volcanos, jungles, deserts, oceans, mountains, as well as urban landscapes and historical landmarks. The diverse projects it presents begin as expeditions that go directly into the context that sourced inspiration and information for the artist and are the natural niches to where the work belongs. LLANO’s intention is to build bridges between the spectator and the profound reasons that hold artworks together, in order to experiment art from a new and different standpoint, both literally and symbolically. ...