Each fragment holds owned and remote lands, mixed with volcanic ashes moistened with sweat. Lines and shapes lay out the continuity to complete an apparent and phantasmagorical structure that attempts to reveal its final form, but the cracks slit every inch of the forged image, offering a window to the uncontrollable, to the chaotic flow of the unexpected, of the intangible.
Paderón is a second skin, a piece of wet and warm rock where you can see the fog coming out of the furrows. The branches ventilate, the barbed wire embraces but does not tear, and in that intimate escort, each of the pieces in this exhibition emerges, blending a series of moments that show up in an archaeological mystery, as a mural brought from a future moment, emphasizing horizons and compositions that have no core overflowing into space, where personal and historical narratives are fictionalized and forged in colors that come out of the gray concrete.
- Abraham González Pacheco.
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Ofrenda, 2024Setting of concrete, pigments and graphite on metal structure.102 x 156 cm
40 1/8 x 61 3/8 in -
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