Juan Antonio Olivares

Untitled (right ear), 202360.9 x 100.8 x 2.5cmPrice on Request

Details

MaterialGalleryLocation

acrylic and graphite on aluminum panel. Courtesy of Aguirre.AguirreMexico City

Description

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This monochrome artwork features a close-up, high-contrast depiction of a human ear. The composition emphasizes the intricate organic structures and textures of the ear, showcasing the artist's skilled use of chiaroscuro to render the subject in a striking, almost photographic manner. The abstract, disembodied nature of the image invites the viewer to contemplate the ear as a sculptural, sensory form, divorced from its typical function. The artist's intention may have been to draw attention to the hidden wonders of the human body and the aesthetic potential of the often-overlooked elements of our anatomy. ...

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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.