Romeo Gómez López

Screaming Ball, 202330 x 25 x 25cm6000 USD

Details

Material

used soccer ball, animatronic and tripod

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This sculpture features a distorted, cracked and weathered spherical form with prominent eyes and an open, grimacing mouth. The earthy, monochromatic tones and rough, textured surface give the piece a primal, primitive feel. The sculpture's unique visual style and abstract, mask-like qualities suggest an exploration of the human condition and the duality of our inner and outer selves. The artist's intention appears to be evoking a sense of the fragility and imperfections inherent in the human experience through this striking, conceptual sculptural work. ...

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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