Juan Antonio Olivares

Exquisite Corpse, 202338 x 59cmPrice on Request

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

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The black and white image depicts a close-up of a glass object, potentially a vase or a vessel, with a prominent textured pattern on its surface. The composition emphasizes the intricate details and the interplay of light and shadow, creating a sense of depth and volume. The overall aesthetic has a sculptural quality, showcasing the artist's mastery of form and texture. This piece likely explores the interplay between function and artistic expression, inviting the viewer to appreciate the tactile and visual qualities of the medium. ...

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Artist

Juan Antonio Olivares

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.