Cargos y Sacrificios

Giovanni Fabián Guerrero

Cargos y Sacrificios, 2024244 x 734cmSign in to view price
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acrylic and charcoal, on canvas and rigid supportLLANO
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Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork presents a vibrant and intricate composition, featuring a complex tapestry of colors, shapes, and diverse characters. The central scene depicts a crowded gathering, with a mix of fantastical and realistic elements, including figures in traditional and modern attire, as well as surreal, dreamlike elements. The artist's use of bold, expressive brushstrokes and a cohesive, harmonious palette creates a sense of energy and movement throughout the piece. The artwork appears to explore themes of community, diversity, and the interplay between the mundane and the extraordinary, reflecting the artist's intention to capture the complexity and richness of human experience. ...

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Máscara 1 from the series Buscar la lluvia. Espanto
Artist
Giovanni Fabián Guerrero
B.1993, Mexican

Purépecha artist, graduate of the Facultad Popular de Bellas Artes at UMSNH. His visual work emerges from the collective memory of his home community, Cherán. "The anthropological and ethnographic" define a relationship with the social, political, mystical, and cultural aspects as an apprehension of his identity, rooted in communal thought. His large-format paintings create a ritual space where each of his characters exists in an alterity interwoven with the forest, linked to the prolific heritage of his ancestors. His installations and sculptures emerge from a territorial space within a symbolic imaginary, thus creating a contemporary narrative from a critical reflection on modernity. Some of his most significant exhibitions to date include: "Arte de los pueblos de México. Disrupciones indígenas" at Museo del Palacio de Bellas Artes (Mexico City, 2022); "Memorabilia" at NOME Gallery (Berlin, 2022); "Levantar la sombra" at Llano Galería (Mexico City, 2022); "Uinapikua" with Colectivo Cherani at MUAC (Mexico City, 2022); "KIXPATLA: Change of view, change of face. Art and Cosmopolitics" at Colegio de San Ildefonso (Mexico City, 2021); "Juchári K'eri K'uinchekua. Our space of encounter" at Bienal Femsa (Morelia, Michoacán, 2021); AMEXICA at The Servais Family Collection and The Loft (Belgium, 2021); "CHERANI: Empowerment of one’s own identity" at Palacio Clavijero (Morelia, 2019); and "La Panza de las Ausencias" at Salón Acmé N° 7 (Mexico City, 2019). ...

Giovanni Fabián Guerrero: Artworks
Máscara 1 from the series Buscar la lluvia. Espanto
Giovanni Fabián Guerrero
Máscara 1 from the series Buscar la lluvia. Espanto, 2024
62 x 52 x 90cm
Cargos y Sacrificios
Giovanni Fabián Guerrero
Cargos y Sacrificios, 2024
244 x 734cm
Dibujo (Complemento de lo cotidiano)
Giovanni Fabián Guerrero
Dibujo (Complemento de lo cotidiano), 2024
58 x 185cm
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