René Serrano Rodriguez Blog

  The Fall of the Rebel Angels *PB20220831 Mixed media / Canvas   150 X 150 cms 2022. SOLD This painting is inspired in the painting of 1562 by the Netherlandish Renaissance artist, Pieter Bruegel the Elder. The subject represents the classical combat between the angels and demons in the medieval painting subjects. In the left side of this composition we find a disgusting, abominable and anonymous being. This monster represent the the wickedness of men, their criminal and evil side, the money fraudsters, criminals... Detail of "El Transas"  In the right side contains the portraits of  Virginia Woolf, Marie Curie, Nina Simone, Frida Kahlo and a goat that i have named  "Djali" in a Victor Hugo Homage.  This portraits share a new body  from the works of  Pieter Brueghel, and Luis Ricardo Falero. The Papyrus text is part of the ancient Saint Benedict Medal (1647) This religious object is also a Christian symbol of opening doors and opening difficult paths. Tradition ho

My Documentary  Photo serie  "A Ghost Story in Mineral de Pozos"   is  included in the next  2022 New York Latin American Art Triennial.   @nylaat_org https://nylaat.org/ The exhibition will be at  JVS Project Space Gallery  @ jvsprojectspace  in  #newyork from  September 29th to October 16th, 2022 The name of the works exhibited is "The Harvest" and is part of the serie: "A Ghost Story in Mineral de Pozos" Many called this place a Ghost Town...  #mineraldepozos  is located in a tranquil and bohemian zone, characterized by a semi desert landscape in  #guanajuato   #mexico Long time ago different nomadic indigenous groups like chichimecas, guachichiles, copuces guaxabanes and pames inhabit this lands. Little did they known that under their feet they could find veins of gold and silver In the XVII century. In the Colonial Period, the town was founded, with an emphasis in agricultural activities. However, onces the Santa Brígida mine was discovered, the fate

"Amy and the Criminals"  Mixed/Canvas 107 X 81 cms  Acquired by Tax Administration Service in CDMX, MX Catalog:  0867_2021 "The division bell" Mixed media / Paper. 61X46 cms Inclusion of New Works in the Federal Catalog A series of my recent works has recently been added to the country's federal catalog, a development that brings me immense satisfaction and, above all, I perceive it as a "magical honor." For me, this achievement acts as a sort of "time machine." The inclusion of these works in the national catalog not only gratifies me but also ensures traceability and easy access in the distant future. With advancements in search technologies, it's conceivable that a descendant, perhaps in the year 2935, could stumble upon my ideas and my unique representation of the present. This notion of art transcending time, allowing us to connect with the truths of people in other eras, latitudes, and perhaps, in the remote future, even other wo