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George Condo populates his canvases with a parade of grotesques; his figures’ bulging eyes, bulbous cheeks, proliferating limbs, and fractured faces evoke the allure and abjection of a carnival.
Pedro Hoz, a self-taught artist from Málaga, is known for his surrealist paintings that draw inspiration from his Mediterranean surroundings and the lives of artistic predecessors. His work comprises anthropomorphic and organic figures, exhibiting influences from Flemish art to Dadaism.
George Condo populates his canvases with a parade of grotesques; his figures’ bulging eyes, bulbous cheeks, proliferating limbs, and fractured faces evoke the allure and abjection of a carnival.
Pedro Hoz, a self-taught artist from Málaga, is known for his surrealist paintings that draw inspiration from his Mediterranean surroundings and the lives of artistic predecessors. His work comprises anthropomorphic and organic figures, exhibiting influences from Flemish art to Dadaism.
