Politics
Colombian, 1983
Artist Bio: Politics (b. 1983, Colombia)
Born in Colombia in 1983, the artist known as Politics draws inspiration from the vibrant spirit of the homeland and the revolutionary styles of Picasso and Cubism. The work reinterprets portraiture and figurative abstraction through a contemporary lens, emphasizing female figures, expressive eyes, and intricate hairstyles. Each piece captures the complexity of identity, creating a dynamic interplay of shapes, colors, and emotions.
Politics embarked on an artistic journey early in life, captivated by the transformative power of form and perspective. This unique approach confronts traditional portraiture, blending conventional techniques with modern concepts to challenge perceptions and invite deeper reflection. Each painting invites exploration, revealing layers of meaning and emotion that resonate deeply with the audience.
Currently represented by Emporium Brazil Design Gallery, Politics has gained recognition for merging the classical with the contemporary. The art not only reflects personal experiences but also engages with broader social and political themes, making powerful statements about identity and existence in today's world.
With a growing body of work that continues to evolve, Politics remains committed to pushing the boundaries of abstract art, encouraging dialogue and introspection through captivating portrayals of female figures, their eyes, and hairstyles—all reimagined through a cubist lens.
Born in Colombia in 1983, the artist known as Politics draws inspiration from the vibrant spirit of the homeland and the revolutionary styles of Picasso and Cubism. The work reinterprets portraiture and figurative abstraction through a contemporary lens, emphasizing female figures, expressive eyes, and intricate hairstyles. Each piece captures the complexity of identity, creating a dynamic interplay of shapes, colors, and emotions.
Politics embarked on an artistic journey early in life, captivated by the transformative power of form and perspective. This unique approach confronts traditional portraiture, blending conventional techniques with modern concepts to challenge perceptions and invite deeper reflection. Each painting invites exploration, revealing layers of meaning and emotion that resonate deeply with the audience.
Currently represented by Emporium Brazil Design Gallery, Politics has gained recognition for merging the classical with the contemporary. The art not only reflects personal experiences but also engages with broader social and political themes, making powerful statements about identity and existence in today's world.
With a growing body of work that continues to evolve, Politics remains committed to pushing the boundaries of abstract art, encouraging dialogue and introspection through captivating portrayals of female figures, their eyes, and hairstyles—all reimagined through a cubist lens.
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