Romeo Gómez López

Cloaca (Now, fuck), 202335 x 22 x 2cm3500 USD

Details

Material

volcanic rock, plexiglass and ball pen on paper

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork features two framed images against a white backdrop. The frames are constructed with black bristles, creating a textured, brush-like border around the central images. The left frame contains a golden-hued profile of a human face, while the right frame depicts a frontal portrait of a man with distinct facial features. The overall composition and use of contrasting textures and materials suggest a conceptual exploration of identity, portraiture, and the artistic process. The work seems to comment on the nature of representation and the transformation of the human form through the artist's interpretation. ...

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Artist

Romeo Gómez López

B.1991, Mexican

Romeo Gómez López uses various elements of mass culture, such as religion, political figures and science fiction, to critique the conservative nature of the contemporary art. His work challenges notions of compulsory cisheterosexuality in the arts with an erotic vision, using humor and a pornographic imagination to show a resilient alternative. He focuses on libidinal values and their provocative power as generators of sensibility