Vicente Rojo
Born in Barcelona, Vicente Rojo was an important member of the Breakaway Generation which challenged the supremacy of Mexican muralism. He explored the modern vision of Mexico as a painter, graphic designer, sculptor, and publisher. His style encompasses Spanish informalism — which resists artistic traditions and continually seeks innovative techniques and approaches to art. Rojo’s paintings are characterized by geometric series, divided into five distinct periods: Signs, Negotiations, Memories, Mexico Under the Rain, and Scenarios. He was one of the influential abstract artists of the postwar period.
Volcan Primitivo IV, 2000

Bronze, 43 X 29 cm. Courtesy of Isaac Masri

Bronze, 43 X 29 cm. Courtesy of Isaac Masri
Volcan Encendido II, 2000

Bronze, 43 X 29 cm. Courtesy of Isaac Masri

Bronze, 43 X 29 cm. Courtesy of Isaac Masri
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