Juan Antonio Olivares

Exquisite Corpse, 202338 x 59cmSign in to view price

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acrylic and graphite on aluminum panel. Courtesy of the Artist and Aguirre, Mexico City.Aguirre

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This captivating artwork depicts a cosmic nebula in shades of grey. The composition features swirling, ethereal wisps against a backdrop of twinkling stars, conveying a sense of ethereal mystery and grandeur. The artist employs a striking chiaroscuro technique, using dramatic contrasts of light and shadow to create an otherworldly, almost ethereal atmosphere. This piece may be intended to evoke the awe-inspiring vastness and untamed beauty of the universe, inviting the viewer to contemplate their place within the cosmic tapestry. ...

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Artist

Juan Antonio Olivares

B.1988

Juan Antonio Olivares’s work spans a variety of media, exploring the nature of the contemporary human condition, including themes of alienation, displacement, memory, loss, and connection. The scope of his work shifts from the deeply personal and autobiographical to the universal— a visceral celebration of what defines and unites us as human.